The Economic Times

Delhi entrepreneur hired an employee after others saw her as a concern. She became the best performer of the quarter

Delhi entrepreneur Kanika Jain shared the story of a single mother whose husband had died eight months earlier. Raising a two-year-old, pursuing her masters and seeking a job, she was confident during the interview. While others saw her responsibilities as a liability, Jain hired her. The woman later became the best performer of the quarter, prompting Jain to reflect on how workplace concern can sometimes be rejection in disguise.