Kid with the chip on the shoulder

A month after the trainees joined, I realized, a path is only so wide. People are constantly moving around, fighting for position and often the smart and diplomatic thing to do is to let a fellow teammate in. It became my character at the time. I felt secured and totally confident of how strong I was. I was still the kid playing with a chip on my shoulder. Overtime I understood that I would not win a race all on my own. I would need teammates and the goodwill and cooperation of my competitors too, although there was not much competition between us in the Business Development of GMR. People will have to want to run for me and with me.

I am now bored about the Trainees stuff...will stop this story and write something about the Present..