Learning In Paradise - E.L.I.T.E. General Management Program - Capgemini
There was a lot of uncertainty before I was about to join Capgemini - things like how would the people be like in the organisation, what the work would be like, and many others thoughts. The past two months have shattered all the doubts I had - the E.L.I.T.E. General Management Program has managed to go above and beyond whatever it promised.
Akshat Govil
The Dark Path, Comfort Zones, Health Concerns Of Loved Ones On The Journey To An IIM - Against All Odds
By now, you must have read the journeys, of several esteemed authors, to an IIM. They have written well about their experiences, hurdles and the overall journey so far, with some bittersweet moments therein.
Anonymous Writer
Can Anyone Become An HR Professional?
The short answer to this question is “no.” At times, it seems to be a “yes” because of some rare illusions of success created by people in some small companies. A non-HR person handling the HR department is similar to a mason planning a building construction by himself. Anyone with common sense would know that his knowledge cannot match that of a proper civil engineer. The gap between an HR professional and a non-HR person is excessively high. The work delivered by an HR professional who is passionate about their profession is unparalleled.
Karthikeyan Swaminathan
The Cost Of MBA - My Four-Year Relationship
“Don’t just gulp theories and terms, apply them in real life too.” – that’s what our professors used to tell us in every lecture. And believe me, I did.
Pramod Gupta
Relationship Dos For Salesman-Client Affair
There is no relationship in this world that hasn’t traversed the rocky road. And while that happens, some partners quit and move to another one whilst others communicate, understand the problems (pain points) and solve it. We’ll talk about the problem-solvers today. And this is what they do.
InsideIIM Career Services
4 Marketing Professionals From Adobe, TATA Global Beverages, Britannia, And Diageo Meet Over A 100 MBA Aspirants - InsideIIM-Konversations Workshop
Bangalore is known as the Silicon Valley of India. And Hard Rock Cafe is known for its Live Music Events and ambience. But InsideIIM brought a new twist to the pre-existing notions about these two places. InsideIIM conducted a Workshop - Konversations on Marketing Careers at Hard Rock Cafe, Bangalore and over a 100 MBA Aspirants attended it and met Rockstars of Marketing from Adobe, TATA Global Beverages, Britannia, and Diageo!
Team InsideIIM
Trysting With K - Campus Life At IIM Kozhikode
I remember I had updated my Facebook status as ‘Konverted’, after getting an admission to IIM Kozhikode merely for the swag. However, hailing from Kolkata (Calcutta), the ever-whining me always criticized using such misspelt words. Later, I found it was a frequent sight on Facebook, be it for the onward journey to ‘Kampus’ to being inducted as a ‘Komrade’. I could feel the martyr in me approaching a faster death as I was gradually journeying from a person who criticizes such acts to a person who thinks critically. Random introspection and exchange of thoughts to identify any plausible reason for replacement of C by K apart from say, something as lame as C and K sound same in some words, made me realise that K gains its uniqueness, its own niche among the chain of ‘old’ IIMs by virtue of the letter itself.
Noel Roychoudhury
Learning In Paradise - E.L.I.T.E. General Management Program - Capgemini
There was a lot of uncertainty before I was about to join Capgemini - things like how would the people be like in the organisation, what the work would be like, and many others thoughts. The past two months have shattered all the doubts I had - the E.L.I.T.E. General Management Program has managed to go above and beyond whatever it promised.
Akshat Govil
The Dark Path, Comfort Zones, Health Concerns Of Loved Ones On The Journey To An IIM - Against All Odds
By now, you must have read the journeys, of several esteemed authors, to an IIM. They have written well about their experiences, hurdles and the overall journey so far, with some bittersweet moments therein.
Anonymous Writer
Can Anyone Become An HR Professional?
The short answer to this question is “no.” At times, it seems to be a “yes” because of some rare illusions of success created by people in some small companies. A non-HR person handling the HR department is similar to a mason planning a building construction by himself. Anyone with common sense would know that his knowledge cannot match that of a proper civil engineer. The gap between an HR professional and a non-HR person is excessively high. The work delivered by an HR professional who is passionate about their profession is unparalleled.
Karthikeyan Swaminathan
The Cost Of MBA - My Four-Year Relationship
“Don’t just gulp theories and terms, apply them in real life too.” – that’s what our professors used to tell us in every lecture. And believe me, I did.
Pramod Gupta
Relationship Dos For Salesman-Client Affair
There is no relationship in this world that hasn’t traversed the rocky road. And while that happens, some partners quit and move to another one whilst others communicate, understand the problems (pain points) and solve it. We’ll talk about the problem-solvers today. And this is what they do.
InsideIIM Career Services
4 Marketing Professionals From Adobe, TATA Global Beverages, Britannia, And Diageo Meet Over A 100 MBA Aspirants - InsideIIM-Konversations Workshop
Bangalore is known as the Silicon Valley of India. And Hard Rock Cafe is known for its Live Music Events and ambience. But InsideIIM brought a new twist to the pre-existing notions about these two places. InsideIIM conducted a Workshop - Konversations on Marketing Careers at Hard Rock Cafe, Bangalore and over a 100 MBA Aspirants attended it and met Rockstars of Marketing from Adobe, TATA Global Beverages, Britannia, and Diageo!
Team InsideIIM
Trysting With K - Campus Life At IIM Kozhikode
I remember I had updated my Facebook status as ‘Konverted’, after getting an admission to IIM Kozhikode merely for the swag. However, hailing from Kolkata (Calcutta), the ever-whining me always criticized using such misspelt words. Later, I found it was a frequent sight on Facebook, be it for the onward journey to ‘Kampus’ to being inducted as a ‘Komrade’. I could feel the martyr in me approaching a faster death as I was gradually journeying from a person who criticizes such acts to a person who thinks critically. Random introspection and exchange of thoughts to identify any plausible reason for replacement of C by K apart from say, something as lame as C and K sound same in some words, made me realise that K gains its uniqueness, its own niche among the chain of ‘old’ IIMs by virtue of the letter itself.
Noel Roychoudhury