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Abhijit Bhaduri is a talent management advisor to firms. He is among the 10 most sought after brand evangelists and is highly sought after coach and mentor to leaders in different stages of their career. He headed Learning & Development globally at Microsoft. Prior to joining Microsoft, he worked as a strategic advisor and executive coach to business leaders and organisations in transition. His clients ranged from Fortune 100 companies to startups and large Indian organizations. He is rated among the top 10 learning experts globally and is a LinkedIn Top Voice. He was the Brand Evangelist for Society for Human Resources Management (India and APAC) and a global influencer for brand Adobe. His weekly newsletter has more than 300,000 subscribers and is a powerful voice shaping the profession. Described by Forbes magazine as “One of India's most interesting globalists". Voted as No 1 HR Influencer on Social Media by SHRM. With more than a million followers on social media, he is one of the most influential voices on talent management. Author of two bestselling books: The Digital Tsunami; Don't Hire the Best - how to hire for culture fit. His book Dreamers & Unicorns explains why leadership, talent and culture are the new growth drivers. This book introduced the powerful framework of Work-Worker-Workplace to understand trends in talent management. His much-awaited book titled "Career 3.0 - Six Skills You must have to Succeed" has introduced the term Career 3.0 into everyday language. He is the former Chief Learning Officer for Wipro and alumnus of PepsiCo, Colgate and Tata Steel. He teaches at the Executive Doctoral Programs program for Chief Learning Officers that is run by the Univ of Pennsylvania. He was honored as "Distinguished Alumnus of XLRI" - India's premier Business School where he taught L&D for five years. You can find his writings on Forbes, Harvard Business Review, HBR Ascend, Wall Street Journal, SHRM South Asia blog, DDI, Duke Corporate Education, and The Conference Board. His columns for The Economic Times, People Matters and Business Line newspaper ran continuously for five years. Email: [email protected] On twitter @AbhijitBhaduri Subscribe to his newsletter (copy and paste this url) https://bit.ly/3XADEaA