Sunday, January 26, 2025
Tribute to Madurai Veerans.854
Tribute to Madurai Veerans (854)
Today, I pay tribute to Madurai, the place where I spent 11 years working for a leading pharmaceutical company, alongside many dedicated colleagues, from 1967 to 1978. After departing in 1978, I had the pleasure of reconnecting with my old colleagues in Chennai, 45 years later. The experience was truly wonderful. Not only did we meet, but I was also welcomed into their group, the *Madurai Veerans*. This group comprises individuals who worked in Madurai between 1967-78 and beyond, and now, it has grown to 60 members. The bond we share over the decades is amazing, and the enthusiasm and interest of all members in keeping the group alive is truly commendable. Although time has passed, the core values of a pharmaceutical medical representative remain timeless. The skills of time management, discipline, and effective communication are still very much part of us, and it's no surprise that they continue to guide us today. Since joining this remarkable group, I’ve learned not only about the latest pharmaceutical information but also about talents such as whistle singing and many others. It’s an experience that has enriched me. I also wish to extend my appreciation to those who have worked in this field after our time and those who continue to contribute. Madurai is known for its tough market, where convincing highly qualified doctors about the value of quality products is no easy task. However, once you gain their trust, you become a top sales person, and many have proved their skills beyond the professional sphere. One such individual, Gnanachandran, made us all proud by excelling academically and in the field, even becoming a professor. Madurai itself has many credits to its name, from institutions like TVS and Harvey Mills, to the revered Meenakshi Temple, its rich Tamil literary culture, its iconic restaurants, well-mannered people, and planned streets. But above all, the *Madurai Veerans* group has earned a great reputation in a short span of few years, which is truly admirable. This tribute is for those who contributed as medical representatives and for the administrators of the Madurai Veerans group, who continue to manage the group despite their other responsibilities. Their dedication deserves appreciation. Kudos to the Madurai Veerans Group! K. Ragavan 27-1-25. Until We Meet Again Next Week
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