Dear Sir
It was with a deep sense of pride and anticipation I took up the post of Marketing Executive in AIMS. As you are well aware, I have left no stone unturned in discharging my duties to the best of my ability.
I have been very quick in adapting to the system and have already proved my ability with the detailed and precise reports I have been sending and the promptness of the follow up action based on feedback from my superiors. Three patients already being referred is a proof my skills.
I have also been a part of 3 CME which have been organized and conducted successfully. Throughout my tenure in this great organisation, I have never worked with an eye on the clock. My working hours have even stretched to way beyond 1.30 at night when I had to book and re book tickets spending for transportation from my own pocket. It can kindly be noted that I have till date not claimed for any expenses made by me.
I am however deeply pained that my sincere efforts are not being recognised and felt that it is high time I express my grievances over certain incidents. I was belittled when I was chided for not having a personal vehicle in Cochin. It could be noted that this was not cited as a requirement during my interview nor has the absence of this influenced my work. Adding insult to injury was the incident when I was asked by....... 'pulinguru aano enni tharunne' - a statement uncalled for and in my humble perception an unprofessional phrase.
I had joined AIMS with the hope of a great career and I am greatly disappointed with the treatment meted out to me.
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Dear Dr. Prem Nair Sir
I, Sarath M (Id:23336), Lecturer- AHS joined Amrita on 8th March 2016 and have been working, learning, unlearning throughout till today morning 10.23 to be specific. I met Ms. Saraswati at your office and given her hint of this mail. Sir, I guess I have a strong case to take to Human Rights and Labour Court.
Ever since I started working, I have been receiving International patients, delegates and health related personnel from Airport and co-ordinating their activities, ticket booking and all related stuff though it was not a part of my job. I had even gone to Ernakulam North Railway station to cancel the tickets of 2 Male delegates at around 1.30 in the morning. And on the next day I had to go to South Railway station to rebook for them to Trivandrum. After checking with the railway people I was returning back to Amrita and all the unprofessionalism broke down on my shoulders and I had to take a 'U' turn back to Railway station as instructed by Mr. Nitin Gopal, ADGM Marketing, AIMS. I had to pay around 2000 bucks for that cab person.
I never denied to do anything. Being the signed job or any other job including a waiters job like, buying a stamp paper from a shop which is 2 kms away from AIMS where you just needed to be peddler. Sir never in my life I had a skin related issue. Being out in the hot sun of the summer, I had a major issue with my skin which has got burned and was giving severe pain and itching sensation simultaneously. I had taken leave for 2 days and that leave form is still flying around the AIMS building. Yet to reach with Medical HR. And for the same you cut my 2 days salary. That was not my mistake. And when enquired, I got a very casual reply from the ADGM that, you submit another form. And there is something positive about the AIMS is only the Medical HR. They are cool. I should admit it. I liked the dealings with them.
And Sir, I am still struggling with my skin related issue. When I came down last Monday, Mr. Prasad wanted me to accompany him for handing over the invitations to doctors in Kodungallur. I told him we will go by a cab and he told me that its a narrow way and had to go by bike. After 12 Noon I was behind his bike and were moving to Kodungallur. Since I had woke up at 3 in the morning to catch the Shadabdi train I was dozing off and hitting Mr. Prasad when it was too much the heat and direct sun. Then Mr. Prasad said, AIMS can't arrange BENZ for you to travel. Sir, we don't want Benz by AIMS, at least you could have permitted me to take a cab. When I reached Kodungalluer I was half alive but finished all the work and returned in a bus which made me reach Ernakulam around 7 in the evening.
Yesterday that is on 10-05-2016, we had a marketing review meeting at Mr. Nitin's cabin. I was insulted to the core by the manager for not having a personal car/vehicle in Ernakulam. Sir I have this genuine doubt, You are heading all of AIMS and you move across India, do you have your personal cars ready in each and every places you go and work. There I realised the amount of brain which works in people's skull is sometimes too minimal. Yesterday also I was working in Kodungalluer handing over the CME invitations. Kodungalluer is Mr. Prasad's region and I was just helping him. And I had to be idle for 5 hours till Prasad and Dr. Gopalakrishnan turned up around 8.30 at night to the IMA hall.
I was talking to the dermatologist from kannur over phone when CME was underway. I was really struggling with the skin as I was exposed totally last day out in sun. Then Mr. Prasad asked me to get the doctors our CME register and as usual I had given them and all of them were scribbling their names and when this exercise was on the way around 7 doctors joined late and got settled at the back. By the time CME register was moving in the centre of the hall and they missed their first chance to fill in.
Then after seeing 27 entries and while counted it was 34 Mr. Prasad literally barked at me in front of all these dignified doctors and asked to check my professionalism. I wonder what sort of an emotional bursting was that.
And today I was called to Mr. Nitin's cabin and was harassed to the max. Sir Mr. Prasad asked whether I am getting "PULINGURU" for my work. Being a professional worked international I know where are the lines of professionalism lying down and where are not. Sir, Mr. Nithin then jokingly said, I need to get my raincoats, specs, jackets etc ready for rains and if I want umbrella he can get one and all. I seriously feels like laughing even though I am broke like hell, why people like you keeping umbrella sellers on the revenue generating machine called Marketing.
Sir I had met a doctor. Yes, just a doctor to get a feedback related to a conference she asked for and I am sitting in a Cafe coffee day and writing this mail expecting a transfer to Bangalore. Sir with better people I promise you that, I can get many angry patients back on AIMS track and do wonders.
Sir being a writer, I am working on a book which has just passed 100 pages and I want my name associated with AIMS when it is getting published in 8 months time. I guarantee you that the book is gonna be a different theme. And who knows what sort of publicity a nice book can get for an Institute.
Sir you might not have seen my profile at all. Please find sometime for checking the URLs shared below. And I don't want to miss AIMS to miss the most exciting person and a nice human being. I am the guy who spare 30% of my salary for charity every month. And I want you to keep it with you. I don't want any publicity out of it.
I had represented my colleges when I was doing my PG and UGs in Badminton and Tennis and was a Champion once in a team event.
Sir, I believe that, you can see a person like me in more than 5 million scores. I want to be with AIMS. And I really don't want to take it to Human rights and Labour authorities which may disturb my seniors employment and could effect the image of AIMS in the Job Market. Let me tell you Sir, People are joining with us to have this super valid experience certificate of AIMS, majority of them are less satisfied and coursing us. Lets change sir.
Mr. Nitin Gopal had put my call on reject list for 4 days, So I could not discuss anything with him, And When I addressed the issue with Babu Swamy he asked me to leave after resigning.
Hope you reply back.
Thanking you
Best Regards
Sarath M
Id Num: 23336
Lecturer- AHS
AIMS
