Post by arfanho7 on Feb 22, 2024 8:23:51 GMT
What is it about advertising he likes so much Sunil Gupta Advertising is a right brain activity the art of creating something from scratch. Also advertising is all about understanding and connecting with people. He seems very much a people person somebody who likes to tell stories rather than play with numbers. For some people numbers speak but I don’t think numbers speak to him. I give him a lot of credit for realizing this early on.
Back in the s a Citibank offer was like a golden ticket in India. his parents were very upset when he did. Q You have a fascinating exchange where Kapur tells you what it was like to work at an ad firm in India which in the s and even beyond was America Cell Phone Number List still feeling the vestiges of the British Raj. He says “… if you spoke English with a slight ‘ho ho’ accent then you were better off in the advertising business and you rose in the advertising business. … It worked for everyone. We all acquired a slight accent at that time.”
A India got its independence in and even in the s the country was still very heavily influenced by the British Raj. I learned in the interview that the people the advertising industry in India was hiring in s were all English speaking and English educated graduates from St. Stephen’s College and other elite schools of India that were more like British schools that Prince Harry would go to.
Back in the s a Citibank offer was like a golden ticket in India. his parents were very upset when he did. Q You have a fascinating exchange where Kapur tells you what it was like to work at an ad firm in India which in the s and even beyond was America Cell Phone Number List still feeling the vestiges of the British Raj. He says “… if you spoke English with a slight ‘ho ho’ accent then you were better off in the advertising business and you rose in the advertising business. … It worked for everyone. We all acquired a slight accent at that time.”
A India got its independence in and even in the s the country was still very heavily influenced by the British Raj. I learned in the interview that the people the advertising industry in India was hiring in s were all English speaking and English educated graduates from St. Stephen’s College and other elite schools of India that were more like British schools that Prince Harry would go to.