Microsoft VP Quits After 23 Years to Spend Time with Parents in India, Leaves Top AI Job
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“Difficult to walk away but...”: Microsoft VP retires after 23 years to spend more time with ageing parents in India
Kesavan Shanmugam has officially announced his retirement from Microsoft after an impressive 20-year career, prioritizing his family as he returns to India to care for his elderly parents. His heartfelt message resonated widely, garnering support on social media from those who appreciate his dedication to family over career. Fellow tech leader Balaji Gururajan similarly made moves for family, highlighting a trend in the industry.
Microsoft VP quits after 23 years to spend time with parents in India, leaves top AI job
Microsoft vice-president Kesavan Shanmugam has retired after 23 years to move back to India and spend more time with his ageing parents. His exit from work on Excel Copilot during the AI boom sparked praise online and speculation about wider pressures on overseas professionals.
to spend more time with parents Microsoft vice president of engineering takes retirement 'It was a very difficult decision to leave a job that I had done with great joy and passion and to leave great colleagues behind. However, at this stage in my life, being with my parents is the right way to go.'
Microsoft VP Kesavan Shanmugam Resigns After 23 Years to Care for Parents
Kesavan Shanmugam, a senior Vice President of Engineering at Microsoft, is leaving his position after a distinguished tenure of 23 years. His departure is motivated by a desire to return to India, where he seeks to devote more time to his ageing parents. Shanmugam has played a pivotal role in significant projects, including the development […]
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