How professionals work. Vitaly Vinogradov, CEO Ticketland.ru

The heading "How Professionals Work" continues to acquaint the readers of "Megamind" with the working habits of various specialists in the IT market.

Vitaly Vinogradov graduated from Moscow Power Engineering Institute, having received the Candidate of Technical Sciences degree in 2000, settling in DHL in the same year, where he went from a key account manager to a development director in the CIS and Eastern Europe.

Afterwards, he held the positions of Sales and Marketing Director at International SOS (2005–2008), Sales and Marketing Director for Russia and Kazakhstan at Esselte (2008–2012).
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In 2012, Vitaly Leonidovich joined the Arena Group of Companies, finally, in February 2013, he became the Managing Director of the already united Ticketland Group of Companies.

Mr. Vinogradov agreed to answer our questions and he managed to do it extremely concisely.


Current Location:
Moscow

Current place of work:
CEO at Ticketland.ru

Education:
MBA, Booth School of Business, University of Chicago
Ph.D., Moscow Power Engineering Institute (TU)

One word that best describes how you work:
Purposefully

How many hours a day do you work?
9

Current mobile device:
iPhone 6

Current computer:
Lenovo Thinkpad

Without any applications, programs, utilities you can not live?
MS Office, Facebook, Ticketland app

Which life hack helps you save time?
Trust in colleagues and delegation of authority wherever possible.

What kind of to-do manager do you use?
Outlook

What do you listen when you work?
Nothing.

What are you reading now?
Lior Suchard: Mind Reader.

Which book from the last read was remembered the most?
Akunin: "The History of the Russian State."

Do you use e-readers or prefer paper books?
Electronic reader

How long do you sleep?
7-8 hours.

Are you an owl or a lark?
Something in the middle. I get up at 7 and at the weekend 9.

How do you have breakfast?
Cappuccino and croissant.

How do you spend your time on the way to work / from work?
I read.

What advice you have ever been given can you convey to others?
It is necessary to try everything and quickly learn from mistakes.