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10 July – Neev 2015 (Welingkar, Bengaluru) On the last day of Neev 2015 Aruna Newton was the chief speaker of the day. She spoke on how to survive in the corporate world and become responsible leaders. She initiated her talk by saying all individuals are different and one must…
10 July – Neev 2015 (Welingkar, Bengaluru)
On the last day of Neev 2015 Aruna Newton was the chief speaker of the day. She spoke on how to survive in the corporate world and become responsible leaders. She initiated her talk by saying all individuals are different and one must know oneself deeply. Once a critical assessment of oneself is done then one has to improve upon his competencies and develop analytical skills. She cautioned that one must not neglect the power of communication. Quoting Gartner she said, "The world does not belong to the generalist or specialist. It belongs to the versatilist." Therefore she urged the students to become versatile people and this trait will enable them to adapt to any condition. She reiterated that the world belongs to versatilism and one must develop skills and abilities to face any challenge.
Post the first session, Dr. Anil Rao, Dean and Director WeSchool, took over the stage in 'Hello We'. He started by asking the students to recap the learning from the leaders who had addressed the students. Then quoting from a 2014 PWC survey findings he spoke about the concerns of Global CEO's which would give the students inkling about what engaged the minds of world leaders. He elaborated that over regulation, Availability of key skills, Govt. response to key skills were the main concerns whereas competition, Technology, Partnerships and Diversity were some of the other concerns. Continuing in the same vein he elaborated on the expectations of the global CEO's from the future workforce and pinpointed the following: