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What I did not Learn at IIT: Transitioning from Campus to Workplace is a guide book on success for students starting with their careers. In What I did not learn at IIT, Rajeev Agarwal, CEO of MAQ Software, quite literally describes the title of the book and distils decades of experience into one accessible and informative guide. Summary In What I did not Learn at IIT: Transitioning from Campus to Workplace, the author explains in very simple language his journey from college to workplace. Rajeev Agarwal shares his techniques of success and what exactly worked for him. The book is more like an autobiography, wherein Rajeev talks about the different choices he made in his life that led him to success. Encouraging young graduates, this book can very well serve as a guide book for their future endeavors by drawing inspiration from his over 40-year career span. Mr. Agarwal also writes about being passionate about every job at hand and making the most of it. All in all, the book is a great combination of valuable advice, real-life experiences and checklists. About Rajeev Agarwal Rajeev Agarwal is a US-based Indian businessman and is the founder-CEO of MAQ Software. He had completed his B.tech from IIT, post which he moved to the US to pursue higher education. As an entrepreneur, Rajeev Agarwal was one of the finalists at the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year (2010) award and has grown the company to over 400 engineers worldwide. He also serves as a board member in the IIT Kharagpur Alumni Foundation and is a member of the TIE Seattle Charter.