Sebi chief Madhabi Puri Buch explains why she is a ‘very difficult boss to work with’

Madhabi Puri Buch, the primary girl to guide the Securities and Alternate Board of India (SEBI), revealed that she has encountered challenges in working relationships, with a “lengthy record of colleagues” and executives discovering her tough to work with.

Talking on the annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Administration Ahmedabad (IIMA) on Saturday, she mentioned, “I’ve a protracted record of colleagues in addition to bosses who will testify to the truth that I’m not solely a really tough boss to work with however an nearly not possible subordinate to work with as a result of I simply will not hand over. Till an issue has been dissected to the final diploma, I can’t hand over.”

Discussing problem-solving, the SEBI chief likened it to peeling an onion.

“It makes all people cry within the course of. However by the point you’re carried out, peeling layer after layer after layer of the onion, you immediately realise there isn’t any downside left,” she mentioned.

She talked about one steadfast rule she follows: doing what is true, no matter issue, and leaving no stone unturned within the course of.

She mentioned, “I consider that at a acutely aware and a unconscious stage, my mantra has been very quite simple. Do the fitting factor, regardless of how laborious. Go away no stone unturned, regardless of how laborious. The beauty of this mantra is that eight instances out of ten you truly succeed. And the 2 instances that you just don’t, you’ve got completely no remorse.”