Hello, I'm Debashish Reang.
My friends also call me Reang or Deb sometimes. You can learn more about my tribe here.
I grew up daydreaming in a small village in Tripura, India.
Currently, I work as a Sales & Marketing Consultant. You can learn more about my professional life on LinkedIn.
Most recently, I spent about a year in the beautiful city of Vienna, pursuing an MSc in Strategy, Innovation, and Management Control at WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration) as a double degree student. Before that, I spent the first year of the two-year MBA program at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad.
Even before that, I studied Electrical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur where I also dabbled in computational biology, machine learning and high-performance computing on the side.
In my free time, I read, play badminton, travel, and write. I also maintain a bucket list.
If you are new here, you might want to start by reading IIM Interview advice for people exactly like me or Year 1 of MBA at IIM Ahmedabad.
A collection of some of the nicest things people said to me. It feels good to read these now and then. Keeps me sane. Thank you for your kind words!
If you have something to say (anonymously or otherwise), you can fill out this form or send me an email at hi[at]reangdeba[dot]xyz
You are so great, may god fulfill all your dreams!
I was about to deactivate my LinkedIn because it seemed too overwhelming and that I wasn't doing "enough" compared to my peers over there. Lo and behold! I came across your blog about your journey- quite intrigued me. I was under the impression that it must be another ego-centrist IIT-IIM Linkedin Influencer boasting about how to rise up from the struggles of life. I can find all the elements minus ego-centrism in your post ... reading your article first thing in the morning today has been a mood booster for me and given me food for thought! ... I would really like to thank you for that! And good luck with your next endeavors! Keep Inspiring!
Mast aadmi ho yaar tum
You are crisp. The narratives are so well structured.
I thought that the last blog (found the link on Twitter) I read from you was the most honest-funniest-sarcastic-insightful anecdote, but this one surpassed the benchmark that I had randomly set in my head.
I just wanted to thank you for sharing your story with strangers across the internet. You might think that the potential for impact in your lifetime seem minuscule, but your journey resonates with many people in ways that you might not know about. Thank you for all you do once again!
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