Pragya Bharadwaj

Hello Mr. Srinivas, Thank you for the warm welcome! I'm equally thrilled to be here and engage in this insightful conversation with you. I'm excited to share my thoughts and contribute to a meaningful discussion. Let's begin!

--Pragya Bharadwaj

Lucknow is a perfect blend of modern advancements and rich cultural heritage. The essence of Lucknowi tehzeeb is deep-rooted in our conversations, conduct, and even our mannerisms. Even though I left Lucknow over 15 years ago, its unique culture and conversational style continue to be a part of my daily life. Lucknow has provided me with excellent educational institutions (background) and employment prospects (opportunities) that have played a crucial role in shaping my current career path.

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I chose to study science in school and continued it till post-graduation. I was a good student but did not have much interest in applied sciences. So, going for pure sciences was a natural choice. I always found physics very interesting as a subject. It is now, after so many years, that I have got a chance to use this knowledge in content writing. I have written many tech pieces for electronics, software, and renewable energy domain and my education has helped me understand the core concepts behind these businesses.

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Citibank was my first job and is very close to my heart. I was blessed to work with a wonderful team. Citibank gave me exposure that I equivalent to any degree. I learned how to create and follow processes and increase my efficiency levels and people skills. With HSBC, the role got bigger, and with more responsibilities, I learned to manage my time better, delegate work effectively to my team, and take care of my subordinates.

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The decision to shift to Nasik was very well thought of. At that point, I was looking forward to focusing on my family life more than my professional life. So, my career took a backseat for some time. Getting married and shifting to a two-tier city came with its own set of adjustments but also with a good quality of life. I was blessed to live with a very loving family.

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Writing has always been a passion of mine, so when a friend asked me to contribute to their website, I eagerly accepted. That opportunity opened the door to more freelance work and referrals. Before I realized it, I was already freelancing. The only challenge I encountered was deciding on a specific niche to focus on.

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Throughout my writing career, I have primarily collaborated with businesses specializing in software solutions, cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), fintech, renewable energy, and other related fields. Thanks to my extensive educational background and professional experience, I have gained a deep understanding of complex subjects within the realms of technology and finance. This expertise has also enabled me to successfully establish and adhere to efficient processes in my work.

--Pragya Bharadwaj

The journey from being a freelancer to an entrepreneur was full of its own set of challenges like, hiring the right people, last-minute project cancellations, fluctuations in requirements, etc. But, the aspiration to grow and the goal to establish a small-scale institution were the primary motivations behind this shift and it kept us going.

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Our working style remains the same for all the clients. US clients are more process-driven and quite clear in expressing their requirements and feedback so that makes our job a lot easier.

--Pragya Bharadwaj

At an early stage of IncrediContent, I realized that it is better to be a mentor than a boss or know-it-all, especially in a remote working setup. Sometimes, a boss can’t relate to the challenges faced by the individual team members in their respective surroundings. At IncrediContent, as a remote work company, my role is more of a coach and a reviewer who trains and provides pointed feedback. Instead of daily meetings, we work with realistic and flexible guidelines for everyone so that quality work is delivered within the deadlines.

--Pragya Bharadwaj

There was a project where we got associated with an early-stage startup. The founders only had an idea in their minds and did not have a business model documented. The good thing was that they were ready to talk at length. I recorded the conversations that happened over a couple of meetings and converted them into a comprehensive writing piece about their services, USP, target market, etc. It was very difficult initially but that write-up became their master reference doc for multiple purposes like website, pitch decks, internal communications, etc. We too used the same for content creation for their company.

--Pragya Bharadwaj

Being a working mother means constantly juggling between work obligations and parenting responsibilities. While this reality cannot be altered, I have found that establishing clear boundaries and organizing my day into designated time slots has helped me a lot. I have realized that having peace of mind is a key factor for better productivity. So, I make it a point to take regular breaks from my professional work and do household chores to divert my energy into other activities. Sundays are meant only for family and friends which also help me recharge myself.

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As a working mother, one needs to prioritize their choices and make confident decisions. I have experienced that some clients message and expect deliverables on weekends. I have learned that we have to draw a line somewhere. Being a working mother has made me sensitive about these issues within the team as well. I have become more receptive to the genuine personal problems of my team members.

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I plan to see IncrediContent as a complete content partner for its clients. We have already ventured into more strategic areas of content creation helping our clients with planning and execution of the content plan. In terms of the workforce, I see the company growing with more people joining our team and a better reporting structure. As a business, we are in a linear growth trajectory right now. I plan to focus on strengthening our operations before moving towards an exponential growth plan.

--Pragya Bharadwaj