I have always wanted to have a career where I could leverage my deep interest in applied psychology – talking to people, understanding what drives them and helping them grow. At Ishwa I get a chance to do this every single day – understanding requirements for clients’ leadership positions and mapping them to the potential talent pool all the while helping both sides to grow exponentially.

The thing I love most about being in the search industry is that it gives me the opportunity to learn about a variety of industries and get to know different kinds of people. I am passionate about digging deep to get into the skin of the role and using my understanding of the industry -it’s structure & hierarchy to find the perfect candidate for the role.

A career comeback after a long gap and that too with a sales/marketing background, meant I had to start from scratch and learn everything a fresh. I thought I would be a square peg in a round hole, but it’s been quite the opposite. I love everything about search, starting from the excitement when you begin work on a new role all the way to the pangs of nervousness during the closure process.

Learning from Industry leaders and my colleagues, becoming better at what I do by harnessing my business acumen, communication and leadership skills is what I love about the search industry.
At Ishwa, my game has really hit the next level. Working with demanding clients and extremely talented candidates is thrilling to say the least.

I love the thrill of the chase. Being a recruiter, I get a sense of accomplishment when I see the achievements of people I hire, knowing that I played a small part in making it happen. Client and candidate needs constantly change, you never stop learning and growing, so your job never gets boring.

Recruiting allows me to have a strategic mindset. I’ve often said that being a recruiter is the most fun you can have in HR, recruiting gives me a chance to learn different things everyday. I feel passionate about search. I’ve have been able to deliver the impossible to a number of search clients who really needed my help. The more unique the circumstances, the greater the challenge.