Bhavesh Rathod wrote
15… not just a number for Rinconites. It is the number of years team members have spent working in office, knowledge gaining through these years, spending time together as a family and above all working towards providing a solution to the customer. Yes today June 26, 2013 Rincon completes 15 years of existence, of service to our customers. A dream once has now been achieved by collective effort of the entire team. We thank you all of you for your support.
Manish Kamdar wrote:
A journey that started somewhere in 1997 took concrete shape in 1998. Since then we have had a fair share of ups, downs, bouquets and brickbats as usual. But we went on with unflinching faith in our own abilities. Thanks to each and every team member for believing in themselves and in team work, that we are now 15 years old.
Ashish Baby wrote
My son was born on April 1 , 2007 and I joined Rincon in May the same year. This makes it very easy for me to calculate how long I have been associated with Rincon. In the last 6 years, I always felt comfortable and happy working here even though there is no great campus, no fancy cabins or anything to boast about. I think Rincon’s success can be attributed to its culture. Here all team members and their families are considered as a big joint family which somehow make all happy, productive and gives a feeling of self belonging. Freedom is given to the entire team to work in their own way without putting controls which is seldom misused. Started as a company selling only fax solutions, Rincon now handles various solution in the area of document management, HR, recruitment, employee background verification, document security, global calling cards and still looking for new niche solutions to be added into the product kitty. In the company you could see a wide range of people with different interest like birding, cycling , Yoga, tattoo, cooking ,animal (especially pigeon, crow and dog), animated discussions on betting and match fixing, cricket, music, movies…. Even though the combination looks weird and wacky, all somehow gel well as a family unit. In short. a fun loving unit which loves to dine, have fun all the time and do business and work in between. Another common goal of the team is to make the world a better place for the coming generations like believing in the concept of go green and doing their own bit to protest against child abuse, child labour, wastage of natural resources etc.
Kiran Rao wrote:
Today June 26, 2013, we have crossed yet another milestone of completing 15 successful years in business. In the 15 years we have grown from strength to strength and are proud to be serving leading Banks, Enterprises and multi nationals across India. We are branching out into newer solutions which will benefit our customers and we intend to make a success of that. I am proud to be part of this team where everyone is treated like a family member. I wish a very happy Anniversary to all Rinconites and hope for many such joyous occasions.
Ruchir Sharma wrote:
“Karmanye Vadhikaraste, Ma phaleshou kada chana,
Ma Karma Phala Hetur Bhurmatey Sangostva Akarmani” – The Bhagvad Gita
Meaning In English –
You have the right to perform your actions, but you are not entitled to the fruits of the actions. Do not let the fruit be the purpose of your actions, and therefore you won’t be attached to not doing your duty.
I started my journey with this in mind on March 5, 2007 and continue to sail sucessfully with the team in this 15 year young smooth sailing boat. As is with the sea, we have had ups and downs and have learnt that the harder the struggle, the more glorious the triumph. Seeing the evolution of Rincon with a bouquet of solutions, it feels good to learn, articulate, present and provide solutions to customers. Not to forget mentioning the support received from the team to balance between personal and professional lives. Thank you all having the faith in Rincon touch 15. Special thanks to Team Rincon, our customers, the OEMS and last but not the least Thank God.
Sujit Sunny wrote:
Your attitude is an expression of your values, beliefs and expectations – Brian Tracy
Rincon is a company with deep moral and ethical values. The foundation is built on trust, this company is more of family than just another place of work. I have great regards for this family because it has accepted me, supported me, nurtured and cared for me. It has given me a sense of ownership, over looked my shortcomings and encouraged me to learn from my mistakes.
Keep your face always towards the sunshine and the shadow will fall behind you – Walt Whitman.
We Rinconites are positive people, we look at the brighter side of everything and there is no place for negativity or fear. We make sure that we have fun everyday, that charges us up and keeps us going. We do not sell products but solutions and we do not look for customers but for relationships. In short a great place to work, its my second home. I am proud to be part of this family.
As part of Rincon’s 14th Birthday celebrations, on June 23, 2012 we visited Little Sister of the Poor Home for the Aged. Located in one of the by-lanes of Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri, it was away from the hustle and bustle and there was peace and tranquillity. A sprawling, neat and clean complex beckoned us. The sister at the reception informed us that there were 150 inmates with 75 males and 75 females. They had an employee strength of 40 people comprising of 20 nuns, 4 cooks and 16 staff members. The cooks would come in at 6 am and prepare breakfast for the elderly inmates. Then there were 4 people on 12 hours shifts to take care of the immobilised and would undertake tasks like giving them a bath, feeding and taking them around in wheel chairs. The nuns stayed in the complex itself whereas the other staff members came to work from 8am to 5pm. They also had one nun trained to take care of the health of the inmates. The organisation is headquartered in France and presently have 14 such homes all across India mostly in South India with one in Jabalpur.