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Who is Anand Vaishampayan?

🔥 About me: IT Professional turned Career Coach and YouTuber. In Feb 2025 I quit my high paying corporate job of 20+ Years to follow my passion of teaching things which are NOT taught in any school, college or university.

🔥Corporate Experience: I worked for Zensar Technologies for over 20 years, most of my tenure with Zensar was for Cisco Account. I served in Pune as well as in San Jose, California and RTP, North Carolina.

🔥 Now after I quit from full time job, I help professionals GROW in their Career and help them earn BIGGER and BETTER salaries :)

🔥 I provided Career Coaching through One on One Consultation as well as Group Programs.

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Note: All views expressed are my own and are not associated with any Company or Organization 🙏

Anand Vaishampayan

I interviewed a 45-year-old professional last year.

Brilliant experience. Strong communication. Clear thinking.

But the moment we started discussing role expectations, he paused and said something I did not expect:

“I just hope I’m not being compared to 25-year-olds. They learn faster than me now. I don’t know if I still belong here.”

For a second, I didn’t know what to say.

Because behind that one sentence was a decade of silent fear.

The fear that many mid-career professionals carry. 

The fear that experience is becoming irrelevant. 

The fear that younger, faster talent will replace them. 

The fear that their best years are behind them.

But here’s the truth most people forget:

A 25-year-old brings speed.
A 45-year-old brings wisdom.

A 25-year-old knows tools.
A 45-year-old knows outcomes.

A 25-year-old executes tasks.
A 45-year-old avoids million-dollar mistakes.

Skills can be learned at any age. Judgment cannot.

And companies don’t pay you for certificates. They pay you for reducing risk, increasing clarity, and delivering consistent results.

So if you’re 40-plus and worried about competing with younger talent, remember this:

You’re not competing on speed. You’re competing on depth.

You’re not competing on new tools. You’re competing on problem-solving.

You’re not competing for approval. You’re competing with your own potential.

Experience is not old. Experience is leverage.

And the market always values people who can bring clarity, calm, and direction.

Think about it tonight.

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Every role has a season. Every company environment has a limit to what it can give you. Staying beyond that doesn’t make you loyal or patient, it just makes you smaller over time.

And here’s the part that matters most:

Realizing you stayed too long doesn’t mean you failed.

It means you’re finally paying attention.

That awareness is not the end of your story.

It’s usually the beginning of the next one.

And sometimes, the hardest apology at work isn’t to a manager or a company.

It’s the quiet one you make to yourself
and then decide to do something different.

Do you agree?

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Someone once said: You spend the first 10 years building your career… and the next 10 years trying to protect your health and time from it.

When I heard it, I laughed.

Then I realized it wasn’t a joke.

In our 20s, we chase momentum.

Late nights feel normal.

Weekend work feels like dedication.

Travel feels exciting.

Stress feels temporary.

We think energy is unlimited and careers need constant acceleration.

But somewhere in our 30s and 40s, the conversation changes.

Sleep starts to matter.

Silence becomes valuable.

Time feels expensive.

Health becomes non-negotiable.

You stop being impressed by job titles and start valuing peace.

You stop caring about being the busiest person in the room and start caring about being present with the people who matter.

You realize growth isn’t always about climbing higher.

Sometimes growth is learning how to say:

“No.”
“Not now.”
“That can wait.”
“That’s not worth my energy anymore.”

Ambition doesn’t die.

It matures.

It shifts from proving yourself to choosing yourself.

And somewhere in that transition, work stops being your identity and becomes just one part of a full life.

Today sit with this thought for a moment.

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Verity Global Solutions Pvt Ltd.

Head- Operations and Human Resources (Director)

Head - Operations and HR (Associate Director)

Strategic on transitioning the clients, retaining and expanding, with sound performance and practice.
Successful in meeting and exceeding expectations, honing the organization's goal.

Senior Manager- Ops and Client Delivery

Cognizant

Leading a large-scale team across various locations & driving to process efficiency, managing the business portfolio worth $4.5 Million annually
Delivered high-quality customer experience, elevated customer satisfaction, while adhering to the SLAs & work processes
Proven track record of establishing cordial relationships with stakeholders, technical teams & vendors executing successfully, with cost optimization.
Augmented cross utilization of resources

Service Delivery Manager

Ocwen Financial Solutions Pvt. Ltd. - APAC

Front-led service operations including KPIs, SLA Management, Volumes Management, Headcount & Forecasting. 	Established standards for various operational areas; implemented quality systems & procedures to facilitate a high-quality customer experience, while adhering to the SLAs. Augmented cross utilization of resources protecting SLAs.
Established Compliance and Risk Management analysis to identify potential vulnerabilities and probable threats
Drove monthly service reviews & evolution forums with client & leadership, integration with project counterparts including proactive problem management, daily change calls, incident management

Manager, Operations and Compliance

Infosys

Led 40-member team spearheading the First Contact Resolution team (FCR) reducing Cycle time on escalations and regular inflow. Increased cross utilization of resources and efficiency planning
Onboarded new hires and trained close to 800 resources monitoring the progress for 90 days post Go Live

Lead, Operations and Training

A versatile & goal-oriented professional with 20 years of experience in Service Delivery, People and Project Management. Established Cost Optimization, Automation and Process Enhancement, Risk and Compliance Management, Training & Development; with proven track record of delivering consistent business results through adept leadership and application of sound management practice.

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