Curious case of Sunanda Pushkar
Updated On: 04 September, 2019 05:29 AM IST | | Mayank Shekhar
What did this socialite-businessperson teach us with her life (and death), that over-ambition/expectation is a serious bitch

The twin portrait of Pushkar that emerges from Mehta's book, repeated perhaps more than once, was that she was "uncontained", and that "each person who knew her saw in her something no one else did." File pic
Networking, I've noticed, is a personality type. You either have it. Or can't. At any rate, I suppose it can't be learnt (only honed), at major-league business, or law schools. This is where many hope to study.
Only so networking becomes natural, by dint of knowing people (classmates), who will inevitably know other people, at a workplace — once they graduate to major-league companies — creating a web of contacts/relationships that makes doing business a whole lot easier for the assured insider. Most fancy-designations in business, I reckon, essentially involve brokering (deals).

