“Wrench sees your hidden talents almost before you do and pushes you to take on huge leaps and responsibilities.”
Thanuja George
What is your
Current role
in Wrench
in Wrench
I am a Senior Manager in the Product Engineering Team, focussing on Mobile Apps. I coordinate the team and I’m also responsible for managing interdepartmental coordination when required.
Tell us
what you wanted
to be growing up ,
and why?
to be growing up ,
and why?
The very first time I saw a computer I was eager to know what it was and what it does and how it works – and from that day my dream was to become a Computer Engineer.
How does
Wrench’s culture
impact you,
professionally and
personally?
and personally?
Working at Wrench has taught me how to be a good team player.
What
satisfies
you about working here?
you about working here?
Wrench is an organization that has grown to great heights because of hard work and dedication. There are no shortcuts here. We learn and grow together as a team. I greatly appreciate this aspect of our culture here.
Has there been a
time you were faced
with a challenge
you found difficult to
overcome? Tell us
about that?
Introducing the project module in our CPD product was close to impossible for me. But we took it one step at a time and completed it successfully.
How does Wrench support
your growth as a
professionally?
Very supportive! People here recognize your hidden talents almost before you do and they constantly motivate you to take on huge leaps and responsibilities. Even if there is a failure, we are given the chance to correct ourselves and move forward. This is one of the hallmarks of Wrench culture that I’ve witnessed many times over the years. It makes working here an extremely rewarding experience.
How do you manage
stress ?
Having conversations with friends is my go-to stress-buster move.
What do you enjoy
doing outside of
work?
I enjoy cooking and travelling.
What are you most
proud of achieving
in your time here?
A recent task I can remember is rewriting the desktop explorer on the launch page which was actually quite a challenging one, and I’m proud that I was able successfully to complete it with a minimum number of bugs – while resolving various other existing related issues.
Any words of
wisdom or
message for the world?
Team work is the key to success. But to work as a team, you can never allow your ego to overpower you or politics to enter the team. “Work as One and success is yours.”
