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Construction Talkies Volume 34 June-August 2018

Barsha Roy
WHO AM I? Human Resource

Manager

A Peek into Ajit’s Life

WHO AM I? is a PTCC initiative to bring you a
platform to share and a chance for us to know you
better. Construction Talkies will cover the stories
“Just as everyone has their own of all employees… your dreams, your fears, your
unique fingerprints, Each one of us family, your friends, YOUR LIFE IN PAGE! So be
also has our distinct identity!”
ready for an interview with the HR… keep you
story ready! Today, let's hear from Mr. Ajit Kumar.

Q.Introduce us to your family. (Also please share a
family pic)
A.My family is a sweet family of four. Me, my wife and
parents. My parents are the biggest shining example
of two people who are so happily married. I always
get blown away seeing their closeness at this age. I
also have a loving sister. I don’t think I will have kids;
Or probably I don’t want anyone to be a better version of me (Winks).

Q.Who is the most important person in your life & why?
A.I am a very self-sufficient person when I am alone. I make my own bed, I clean up my
bathroom, I cook as well. But there are some people in life who you take as for granted. Mom
is one such person. When she is around things change. I think guys have it in their genes that
they like to be mothered.

Q.How are you when you are with your friends?
A.When I am with acquaintances I am like "How I would want the people to be seeing me"
That kind of a behaviour I portray. And when I am with my friends I behave "How I want
myself to be seen". Only they can see my jovial, witty, true self side of me.

Q.What is the most fun thing/wildest thing that you have done in your life till now?
A.In 2002, when my parents bought a car in Kerala I joined a driving school in Bangalore.That
week when I went to Kerala I told my dad that I have already learnt driving
though I had only enrolled in a driving school. I had that courage to sit in
for the first time on the basis of my reading up on how to drive. Luck was on
my side, besides my gut and my self confidence! Today my biggest
certificate of driving is MY MOM SLEEPING peacefully in the car while I
drive. Also something which I want to share; since 14th Jan 2012, I have never honked. And I
have driven in almost all major cities. So nobody can claim that we cannot drive in Indian
roads without honking. *My dad still doesn’t know that I lied to him and took the car:)

Q.What is the no. 1 item in your bucket list (life wish list)?
A.All along I have been brought up as a middle class person. Today I can call myself slightly
above middle class but still when I visit any malls I first look at the price tag before I buy it. I
want to attain that stature in life that when I prefer to buy something, I should be in a position