1. At first, we would like to know how you got involved in this field?

I am a student of engineering. I completed my engineering in electronic engineering from the University of America. I saw an influencing had technology there, the cable internet. From my student days, I had an idea to do business related with new technology. The cable net was new for Nepal. So, I planned to do business with this technology and discussed about it with my friends Sudhir Parajuli and Surendra Shrestha. And, SUBISU was all set for its startup.

2. How long have you been in this field?

Implementation of the plan was not that easy. Moreover, it was all about an innovation and a very new technology. We initiated SUBISU in 2000 A.D. but it took more than two years to take the license from the government. Now, I can say SUBISU has a successful story of 16 years.

3. Would you like to share a few things with us regarding your work life in SUBISU?

These glorious of experience of 16 years is all about our friendship rather than partnership, I say every year our friendship bond is getting stronger. SUBISU so far has worked mixing-up innovation with commercialization. In my view, experience counts, but it is not everything. I'd like to say I have a wonderful life here.

4. What influenced you to step into this field?

I have an enthusiasm to work with new technology. The time when I was going to complete my graduation, that decade was all about internet. I liked the concept of cable internet which I saw in US. Then, it became my ambition to work in this field as an ISP in Nepal.

5. Though you are a successful businessman, when did you consider yourself successful?

Business is all about profit making. And if you ask me about success, I will say my happy customer is my success, my resources, staff all are my achievements. The day I will have a handful of satisfied customers and rich resources, I will consider myself successful.

6. In the beginning, what motivated you to become a successful businessman?

I believed in myself, this became a rich source for me to get self-motivated.

7. Please suggest some ways as to how a student can obtain this necessary experience?

Experience brought me to work systematically. My suggestion to the student is to believe in themselves. If you want to do anything just start and take your first step. Be a risk-taker and believe in your work, work-hard "Success COMES from hard work".

8. What skills do you think are required for this profession?

If you are hard-working person, skill is simple to acquire. There is no limit of skill you must work hard to achieve anything.

9. What do you usually tell people when they ask you what you do?

Poles apart from being an owner. I always prefer to say I'm an employee at SUBISU, I work in the field of cable internet.

10. What was your profession before you enrolled in SUBISU?

I worked for Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Lamjung as an electrical-engineer for 18 months.

11. What are your likes and dislikes working in the industry?

I like what I do. I loathe, when people take the office tasks lightly. When they take purposeless leave an unmanaged practice. I consider this as work-escaping nature of a worker. I'd like to say that everyone must be sincere to whatever they do.

12. In your opinion, what are the strengths and weaknesses of SUBISU?

It is very essential to diagnose the strength and weakness of an organization. I categorized the strength here as; -all staff work as a team and the weakness is; -Power dependent technology.