LinkedIn. 18 years old; older than Facebook & one of the most trusted social networks still in action today. LinkedIn. 200+ countries. 24 languages. LinkedIn. 71 million+ members in India alone. LinkedIn. Content creation on LinkedIn increased by 60% in 2020. LinkedIn. 3 people are hired through LinkedIn every minute. So, what are you doing on LinkedIn?
In the second episode of India's Most Inspiring Women Managers, we have an alumna of LSR, JNU, TISS, Colgate, Cadbury, and Nestle - Harshita Choudhary.
As a part of the annual InsideIIM Recruitment Survey, we ask MBA students at India's top management institutes the kind of in-hand salaries they expect immediately after graduating from b-school. In this extension of the report covering monthly salaries expected by students at the IIMs and other management institutes, we explore what kind of salaries the average woman MBA student expects to earn after graduation. We also compare how salary expectations differ for men and women, and look for any hidden trends that might contribute to an explanation of India's massive gender pay gap.
Pranay Ambulkar has completed his bachelor's from Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management, Nagpur. Post that he joined Ideas91, a procurement and sourcing firm based in Dubai where he was exposed to the field of international trade. Following his curiosity to learn more about the trade he is currently pursuing his MBA in International Business from IIFT, Delhi. He is also an investor in the Equity stock market and has interests in international economics.
In 2021, InsideIIM launched for the first time the E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge, an exclusive program to give India's top talent at business schools a flavor of Marketing and Growth Hacking in an E-commerce set-up. To participate, MBA students were asked to create a marketing strategy for their favorite E-commerce platforms. Amongst all the entries that came in from India's top talent, five stood out! The winners of the challenge created detailed marketing strategies for top E-Commerce companies like Flipkart, BigBasket, Nykaa, Quikr, and L'Oreal. Check out the winners of the InsideIIM E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge and the entries that helped them win!
It is a fact implicitly acknowledged: if there is anything scarier than the idea of appearing for an entrance exam, it is appearing for an entrance exam with a descriptive section! And like any issue under the sun, there are two ways to handle it: one may become a part of the anticipatory frenzy around this newer addition. Or one may decide to approach this critically and dismantle the fear factor systematically. And guess what, this article shall espouse the latter way of handling even though former seems to have its own charm.
In 2021, InsideIIM launched for the first time the E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge, an exclusive program to give India's top talent at business schools a flavor of Marketing and Growth Hacking in an E-commerce set-up. To participate, MBA students were asked to create a marketing strategy for their favorite E-commerce platforms. Amongst all the entries that came in from India's top talent, five stood out! Here is a glimpse into the marketing strategies formulated by Yogesh Kumar Das, a SIBM Pune student who worked on creating a strong marketing strategy for Quikr and is a winner of the InsideIIM E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge!
In 2021, InsideIIM launched for the first time the E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge, an exclusive program to give India's top talent at business schools a flavor of Marketing and Growth Hacking in an E-commerce set-up. To participate, MBA students were asked to create a marketing strategy for their favorite E-commerce platforms. Amongst all the entries that came in from India's top talent, five stood out! Here is a glimpse into the marketing strategies formulated by Rishu Kumar, an IIM Bangalore student who worked on creating a strong marketing strategy with the objective of increasing the user acquisition and user conversion for Flipkart and is a winner of InsideIIM’s E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge!
LinkedIn. 18 years old; older than Facebook & one of the most trusted social networks still in action today. LinkedIn. 200+ countries. 24 languages. LinkedIn. 71 million+ members in India alone. LinkedIn. Content creation on LinkedIn increased by 60% in 2020. LinkedIn. 3 people are hired through LinkedIn every minute. So, what are you doing on LinkedIn?
In the second episode of India's Most Inspiring Women Managers, we have an alumna of LSR, JNU, TISS, Colgate, Cadbury, and Nestle - Harshita Choudhary.
As a part of the annual InsideIIM Recruitment Survey, we ask MBA students at India's top management institutes the kind of in-hand salaries they expect immediately after graduating from b-school. In this extension of the report covering monthly salaries expected by students at the IIMs and other management institutes, we explore what kind of salaries the average woman MBA student expects to earn after graduation. We also compare how salary expectations differ for men and women, and look for any hidden trends that might contribute to an explanation of India's massive gender pay gap.
Pranay Ambulkar has completed his bachelor's from Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management, Nagpur. Post that he joined Ideas91, a procurement and sourcing firm based in Dubai where he was exposed to the field of international trade. Following his curiosity to learn more about the trade he is currently pursuing his MBA in International Business from IIFT, Delhi. He is also an investor in the Equity stock market and has interests in international economics.
In 2021, InsideIIM launched for the first time the E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge, an exclusive program to give India's top talent at business schools a flavor of Marketing and Growth Hacking in an E-commerce set-up. To participate, MBA students were asked to create a marketing strategy for their favorite E-commerce platforms. Amongst all the entries that came in from India's top talent, five stood out! The winners of the challenge created detailed marketing strategies for top E-Commerce companies like Flipkart, BigBasket, Nykaa, Quikr, and L'Oreal. Check out the winners of the InsideIIM E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge and the entries that helped them win!
It is a fact implicitly acknowledged: if there is anything scarier than the idea of appearing for an entrance exam, it is appearing for an entrance exam with a descriptive section! And like any issue under the sun, there are two ways to handle it: one may become a part of the anticipatory frenzy around this newer addition. Or one may decide to approach this critically and dismantle the fear factor systematically. And guess what, this article shall espouse the latter way of handling even though former seems to have its own charm.
In 2021, InsideIIM launched for the first time the E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge, an exclusive program to give India's top talent at business schools a flavor of Marketing and Growth Hacking in an E-commerce set-up. To participate, MBA students were asked to create a marketing strategy for their favorite E-commerce platforms. Amongst all the entries that came in from India's top talent, five stood out! Here is a glimpse into the marketing strategies formulated by Yogesh Kumar Das, a SIBM Pune student who worked on creating a strong marketing strategy for Quikr and is a winner of the InsideIIM E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge!
In 2021, InsideIIM launched for the first time the E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge, an exclusive program to give India's top talent at business schools a flavor of Marketing and Growth Hacking in an E-commerce set-up. To participate, MBA students were asked to create a marketing strategy for their favorite E-commerce platforms. Amongst all the entries that came in from India's top talent, five stood out! Here is a glimpse into the marketing strategies formulated by Rishu Kumar, an IIM Bangalore student who worked on creating a strong marketing strategy with the objective of increasing the user acquisition and user conversion for Flipkart and is a winner of InsideIIM’s E-Commerce Prodigy Challenge!
