My book 'Seeing Opportunities Through Your Mind (Pothi.com)

I have published a book with the above title which is an inspirational success story of a stenographer who could occupy important positions in GOI as Director, Department of Electronics & IT, GOI, OSD, Science Advisory Council to Prime Minister, Chief Personnel Officer, CDAC etc. and could also publish a book on Human Resource Management (S.Chand & Co.) and over 80 articles on HR, Management, S&T, general topics in leading newspapers and magazines. The book has received excellent reviews which are given below.

buy and read the book through which you can excel in your career and life. During my career I was associated very closely with eminent scientists and Secretaries to the Government of India all of whom have appreciated my work. You can see this in the preview of the book. The link for the book is given below.

http://pothi.com/pothi/book/c-v-subramaniam-seeing-opportunities-through-your-mind


C.V. Subramaniam
Former Director, Department of a Electronics & IT, GOI


BOOK REVIEW in People and Management magazine (published by
LB Associates), May-June 2013 issue - my book 'Seeing Opportunities Through Your Mind' (pothi.com) and other comments

A Stenographer who dabbled in Binary Codes

'Seeing Opportunities through Your Mind'  is an autobiographical account of Shri C.V.
Subramaniam's life, both personal and professional. The author shares his experiences and anecdotes of a long and successful career spanning 40 years, and takes readers through the milestones he achieved and opportunities he leveraged. The book has been divided into two parts, the first talks of his life, the second discusses some thoughts on Human Resources. In the first part, the author shares his life as a school and college student, his growing interest in academics and how this eventually lead to an interesting career with the Indian Government.

Subramaniam fondly recalls his association with Prof. Menon at TIFR and the many things he learnt under his patronage. It was he who gave Subramaniam the career push by encouraging him to look for  bigger horizons, which he did as he progressed to the position of Under Secretary to the Government of India. His journey can be summed up as a "tryst with destiny" where excellence at what he did set a standard for his career. It was his sheer attempt at perfection which saw him fill a top position as the Director in the Department of Information Technology and as OSD in the Science Advisory Council to Prime Minister of India.

The second part of his book 'Some Thoughts on HR' contains a set of articles covering various topics on HR. Some articles like 'How I could excel in work', 'Does Appreciation matter in Workplace?', 'Opportunities - Grab them', 'Success in Career - Some Tips', and 'The Right Attitude to Win' are highly motivational for those who are engaged in HR profession as well as for youngsters poised at the threshold of their career.  in addition, the author provides the support information for HR to become an integral part of the strategic planning of the organization.
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Ivan Balondemu, Bank of Uganda, Uganda

Thank you for this book. It is simple to understand and the paraphrases you thought i of namely TRIUMPH and COMPUTER supplement one's memory in bright way. I also appreciate the logic in the way you make the discussion/flow through the chapters.
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M. Siddiqui, Registrar, NIelit, New Delhi

I feel myself very small commenting on CVS new adventure in the form of a book entitled 'Seeing Opportunities Through Your Mind'. He had proved again that age is not a barrier, if you have a strong will you can climb the Mt. Everest. at 74+, what a thought-provoking piece he has penned down.though ti is based on his career success stories, yet motivating for every one, particularly those
who fell small and shy being in lower position in their office.

Persons functioning as Adm. Officer, Executive Assistant/Secretary, PA/PS etc. and those practicing HR must read it to have themselves rejuvenated, energized and to add new feather in their cap.

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YoungHR Manager.com

It is a great book, guys.......please do read it.