Aditya Birla Group:
Part A
Aditya Birla group is Indian multinational conglomerate Headquarter in Worli, Mumbai, India. Seth Shiv Narayan Birla founded the group in 1857. It operates on over 35 countries worldwide. It manufactures worlds largest rolled-aluminium producer. This copper wired products contributing to electricity supply where wires which are made of copper which should be used in the household in India. ABG had the largest cement factory which supplies in construction of homes in India. ABG is having one of the most abundant viscous staple fibre in India by use of fibre which has been using for making clothes in India. ABG has acquired fashion shops in India and have one of the biggest fashion shops in India and sells the clothes at decent rates. They have subsidiaries in the telecom services which is the third largest company in India. ABG is also had the one of the top 5 financial services company in India which includes LIC as one of top five fund managers of India. ABG is making the fourth largest producer of insulator which is important in the use of electric components in electricity board. They are doing a great job in the part of CSR by providing free medical camps, free schools for sick kids, providing solar lamps in the schools to increase the human development index. ABG is present in significant things of world and without them, development and literacy rate of India is increased. ABG is having one of the flagship company in India for glass covers. In one way or other, they help India country in many ways.
Part B
Challenges are a part and parcel of life. A life without challenges will be too boring. Challenges test your resilience towards difficult or unknown situations. They make you wiser and improve your capabilities. The most important thing is to challenge yourself to greater heights. Each challenge that you set for yourself should help you become better. One challenge I recently faced was cracking the interviews to get selected in a good company for my summer internship.
Sometimes, I am unable to express my thoughts clearly, whether in a personal situation, or a professional. This drawback of mine really deterred me when I wanted to get selected in the first few companies that came to our campus for recruitment. After every rejection, I would get even more demoralized and even more tense in the next interview due to the fear of another failure. After about 10-11 failures, I had almost given up.
Another day, another company. I cracked the Group Discussion round with ease. But, again, faltered in the Personal Interview, to the point where I was sitting with my head down in front of the recruiter.
To my surprise, the recruiter blatantly tells me that they will not be selecting me and proceeds to give me advice on how to better groom myself for upcoming interviews and not lose hope. He gave me a list of do's and don'ts before an interview. Told me 3 books to read as soon as possible and told me the areas of marketing knowledge that I need to brush up.
This was my first interview where I left feeling confident. Not because I knew I aced it. But because I knew I’ll ace the next one. And I did. Keep giving up and not lose hope this thing I learn from my mistakes.