Why was it important for you to work with a professional coach when you became CEO?
Replied bySanjeev Kumar
CEO at DTSS
Niche: Agencies
Revenue: Approx. 15 Million USD/month
Location: Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Started: 1994
When you step into a CEO role, you naturally want to keep doing the operational work you are comfortable with. I worked with a professional coach who had a manufacturing background. Over eight months, he helped me shift my mindset to collaborate across departments and learn to say no to minor operational details.
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