Has anyone worked directly with him? He seems to be extremely down to earth and a wonderful person atleast in his interviews and Shark Tank. Is he like this in professional life/real life? Any sneak peeks to his work routine/behaviour etc?
He is good guy. The only mistake he did in his entire life was hiring Anil Goel
Good guy. Good guy. Good guy. Sent him something for approval where autocorrect screwed the starting line. He sent it back edited with approval. No fuss. Like nothing happened. Yeah my reporting boss had other thoughts but that’s separate. Very humble. Didnt care about his personal branding but understood the importance. He is smarter and better than Shark Tank. He shouldn’t have done it.
That's awesome and good insider review.
Didn't do right by his early Co-founder, basically acquired his shares right before funding. Dunno what happened to the case and the exact details.
But after that he's been good with his track record from what I've seen over the years as an outsider.
Hard to not get maligned by people at his position, everyone comes for you and even small fuck ups are blown out of proportion. Takes maturity and patience to get to where he is.
I was just thinking this.. I heard he manipulate him to sell his shares by faking company downfall. Just because someone is good infront of you doesn't mean he is!!
I have been following Ritesh Agarwal since I was in college. Have been quite impressed by his humility inspite of all the success he has achieved at such a young age.
For people who have interacted with him, how's is to work with?
Or is he just managing his image prior to Oyo IPO?
Apart from the good news that Namita is out, what are your thoughts on this step?
Now Riteish Agarwal will know how uncomfortable one might feel when there are cameras around you during personal busi...
