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An ABG way of life_IMI New Delhi

An 8 year young boy from a small town in Kerala after seeing people talking with an equipment asked his father what is that they are using. Till then he has seen only a telephone in his home which is kept on a stand with wires. His father replied it’s an ‘ESCOTEL cordless’, he believed that device name is ESCOTEL cordless. Years passed and when he started using the same ESCOTEL cordless phone and to realise things, he came to know that ESCOTEL was acquired by Idea Cellular. When the small kid matured, his parents bought him a branded shirt named ‘Louis Philippe’, he thought it would a foreign brand and checked about that. He realised it’s under the Madura Fashion & Lifestyle under the Aditya Birla group. It felt really proud to see Louis Philippe as Indian brand and till now my attire is majorly of Aditya Birla brands. Years passed and the small town in Kerala – ‘Kottakkal’ developed and the boy became an adult, when he got a job and he was not having good formal shirts, he went to a shop near his home named ‘Planet Fashion’ to buy formal dress for his first job. The young man from the southernmost state of India – ‘Kerala’ after getting his first salary he thought of gifting his father, but nothing came to his mind other than a ‘Van Heusen shirt’, he went to ‘Pantaloons store’ in Guwahati to get the shirt for his father.

Ram Kumar15 Jul 2019

THE FIRST GIFT!! Aniket Kumar|| IIM Ranchi

Aniket Kumar15 Jul 2019

The Little Things-Harshit Rawal,IIM SIRMAUR

THE LITTLE THINGS

Harshit Rawal15 Jul 2019

A US $44.3 billion corporation, the Aditya Birla Group is

A US $44.3 billion corporation, the Aditya Birla Group is in the League of Fortune 500. Anchored by an extraordinary force of over 120,000 employees belonging to 42 nationalities, the Group is built on a strong foundation of stakeholder value creation. With over seven decades of responsible business practices, our businesses have grown into global powerhouses in a wide range of sectors – metals, textiles, carbon black, telecom and cement. Today, over 50% of Group revenues flow from overseas operations that span 34 countries in North and South America, Africa and Asia.

Anisha Sethumadhavan15 Jul 2019

Challenges making way for Ambitions

Time and tide passes by and the day of reckon always draws closer and closer. The day that one proves to the whole world what he is capable of achieving in life. Revising and the deciphering of questions that one had been taught both present and past becomes the act of the day. Almost all of us will have an ambition which leads to definite and a focused path. It varies from person to person. It is always dependent on the choice and interests that one would like to become. It also gives the meaning and purpose of life. It helps people to manage their knowledge and skills as to become experts in it.

Neha Rohilla15 Jul 2019

My internship Story: A series of Learning, Unlearning, Relearning

A biochemist by graduation, marketing and communication enthusiast at heart, I got an opportunity to work with Pay 1, a fintech startup, during my summer internship. Headquartered in Mumbai, PAY1  is a retail tech platform catering to the needs of unorganized retails of the country. Before I begin with my Internship experience and its takeaways, there are a few things that each MBA grad or an aspirant should keep in mind. While everybody opines that the internship is full of learnings, I believe that it is a mix of learning, unlearning and relearning. Having come with a work experience background, I learned the importance of unlearning things. The technologies and perspectives of the corporates are constantly undergoing changes, and in order to succeed, it is important to incorporate advanced technologies and new perspectives on both personal and professional front. So, here is a mix of some things that I have learned, some relearned and some unlearnedKnow about things that do not interest you: While people have always stressed knowing what interests them, I prefer to know things that do not interest a person. This has particularly helped me in selecting my project during my internship tenure

DISHA JAISWAL15 Jul 2019

Because they're worth it!-Aditya Birla Group_IMI New Delhi

Performance of any organisation cannot only be judged only through one part that is tangible and measurable There is also a second part in addition that is soft part which includes customer satisfaction, loyality of its employees, leadership styles and the hardwork that is hidden behind its success.

EKTA MITTAL15 Jul 2019