Sri Somanchi - Civil Engineer and IT Consultant

After a flourishing a career at the big giants of the corporate world, Sri Somanchi has turned her eyes to the literary world. Not to write fictions, of course, but to pen her life experiences onto the pages of her book, “Management as a Profession.” Her life has been nothing short of amazing. As she worked her way up the corporate ranks, she gained valuable life lessons. Sri has never looked away from a challenge all her life. From her humble abode in India to make it to one of the largest organizations in the world, her story inspires every budding individual who dreams big. Through the ups and downs of her life, Sri Somanchi has benefited a great deal as far as her management skills are concerned. She did not pursue any degree that would make her a specialist in managing roles. She was a science geek. Computers and Physics are the streams that kept her hooked and her recent job also centers on IT development. However, it also demands a certain amount of leadership and decisio

Management is a vast field of study. Millions of students all over the world get a college degree and think they have learned all there is to carry the responsibilities of a manager. The harsh truth of their inexperience confronts them when they actually go into the corporate world. The job of a manager is to handle and supervise the complete operations of a company or office. No organization can succeed without the skills of a deft manager. Sri Somanchi has years of industrial experience that she has penned down for helping new managers to get better at what they do. Managerial skills are not something that one can develop with theoretical education alone. There are plenty of other job skills that come along with a college or school education. They raise the value of resume. Even employers believe that recruits have these skills even without job experience. This is not the case with management. As Sri Somanchi has put down in her new book entitled, “Management as a Profession”,