India has many successful business people who have created massive business empires. Many of them started their career working for other companies. In this article, we will tell you about some of India's most successful businesspeople's humble beginnings. They faced many obstacles and challenges in their journey, but they continued their hard work. With their perseverance and ambition, they eventually become successful. Know the first jobs of India’s most successful Indians.
Ratan Tata, Tata Group
Ratan Tata is a renowned industrialist in India. He is among the most respected business leaders and is known for his business acumen and philanthropy. He received a high-paying job offer from IBM. But Tata chose to work for his own company, starting his career managing operations on the shop floor of Tata Steel in 1961. He later joined Tata Motors as a trainee.
Gautam Adani, Adani Group chairman
Gautam Adani is a first-generation entrepreneur, who began his journey in 1978. He moved to Mumbai as a teenager and worked for Mahendra Brothers, where he sorted diamonds. He later started his own diamond trading business at Zaveri Bazaar.
Sudha Murty, Infosys Foundation
Sudha Murty is the chairperson of the Infosys Foundation and a Rajya Sabha MP. She is a pioneer for women in engineering. She criticised TELCO for their treatment of women She later became the first female engineer hired by the company, now known as Tata Motors. She began her career as a Development Engineer in Pune and later moved to Mumbai and Jamshedpur.
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Dhirubhai Ambani, Reliance Group
Dhirubhai Ambani, the late father of Mukesh Mukesh, was a visionary businessman. He left school early to support his family by working various jobs. His first job was at a gas station in Aden, a British colony. His first salary was Rs 300.
Indra Nooyi, former CEO of PepsiCo
Indra Nooyi was the first woman to lead Pepsico as its chairman and CEO. However, Nooyi began her career as a business strategist at a British textile firm. Later, she worked as a product manager at Johnson & Johnson in Mumbai.
