It’s time to put Achal Meshram under the employee spotlight!
How long have you worked at Walpole Partnership?
I have completed 5 successful years with Walpole Partnership.
What’s your role at Walpole Partnership?
My role at Walpole Partnership is Technical Architect – Oracle CPQ. Along with the role of Technical Architect and leading the team for project implementations, I also take care of the implementation requirements as a Senior Software Developer.
What did you want to be when you were growing up?
The list is long, but one thing which stuck with me was wanting to be a psychologist and to help people with their issues.
What do you consider to be your greatest achievement?
To be a better and upgraded version of myself with every passing year.
What can you be found doing in your spare time?
As an Indian classical dancer, definitely practising and improving my dancing. Also, I love travelling (short, long, one-day trips, anywhere), so if I feel like it I just randomly book the tickets and go for a trip!
What one skill would you love to have or learn to do?
As mentioned above, learning psychology and doing a masters in the same is something I would love to do.
If you could time travel, where would you go?
I would like to time travel to an era with limited access to the internet and more access to life, art and culture.
What one thing really annoys you?
Unclear thoughts and as a result, unclear communication. I am a straightforward person so I always prefer people with simple and clear communication skills.
What is your favourite film of all time?
There are many actually, but definitely the iconic Titanic film and also the Harry Potter films and Marvel Series.
Sweet or savoury?
Though I am known for having sweet tooth, I equally love savoury food!
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