Dhruv Talwar LinkedIn Posts

While out of a weekend getaway, at one point I was driving on a single lane road with one lane in each direction.

Sometime in the last week of March, after walking around at an IKEA store we decided to grab a small bite at their

Leading with classy habits and gestures at work costs nothing.

1. Remember names and important events. Not just of colleagues, but of their loved

Delighted to meet His Excellency Mr. Md. Mustafizur Rahman, High Commissioner of Bangladesh to India, and have an insightful discussion on Godrej Group’s

While we are all familiar with the concept of onboarding and induction, early in my career I was introduced to the idea of

I know that a lot is often said, heard and written about the state of government offices or ‘sarkari daftars’ in the country,

The importance of having good managers early in your career cannot be overstated. As a wide-eyed and curious youngster, you are more observant and

I’m honoured to extend our heartfelt gratitude to His Excellency Dr. Shankar Prasad Sharma, Ambassador of Nepal to India, for a productive and

While interviewing someone who is on (or has in the past taken) a career break, we tend to focus disproportionately on the reasons

Receiving this Out-of-Office email yesterday brought a big smile to my face :)

Often we find ourselves in meetings where we are introduced in a way that is a reflection of the team’s hierarchy, and not of our personality.

-“He is an assistant manager

* Residential sales in metro cities have touched a new high this year.
* Hospitality chains are rapidly expanding in tier 2 &

While buying a mattress at a furniture store, my partner brought to my notice a sign in that section that read “For the best outcome

Eager to get home after a late evening flight back at Mumbai’s T-2, I started walking towards the baggage belt & went past a man

During the season of appraisals, some companies send promotion letters to parents of employees thanking them for their support. While I would not

Last year, I visited Ranthambore, Bandipur and Panna - all in search of the majestic Tiger.

In Ranthambore, I saw their pugmarks. In Bandipur,

Last evening, my wife and I boarded an auto from Thane to reach home after getting off a train from Pune.

Right after

Grateful to work with people who bring so much energy, intelligence and heart to the table - and importantly, are also kind &

During the placement season back in b-school, an often ignored part of a CV – extra-curricular achievements, unexpectedly led to a profound life

After attending a meeting at St Regis in Mumbai earlier this week, I stopped at their lobby lounge to connect online for another