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A Marketing Manager's Journey To Amazon Prime, Seattle, USA | Ft. Pallavi Mishra, SCMHRD Alumni

Working in one of the FANG (Facebook Amazon Netflix Google) companies is the dream of every aspiring marketer who is studying Marketing in B-school. In today’s article, we bring you one of the marketers who is living that dream. Pallavi Mishra started her b-school journey in the year 2011 from SCMHRD. From there she meandered her way to Amazon Prime as Marketing Manager of North American Market, Seattle, US. Want to know about her journey? Keep scrolling!

Team InsideIIM25 Mar 2020

How Tata Motors Markets Its Cars Ft. Nakul Gupta, Head Of Marketing, XLRI Alum

Driving is one of those rites of passages which we all look forward to. From getting your driving licences, to buying your first car, they are very special moments in your life. So what does it take to design a good car? What does it take to market this machine and make it a success? From making sure a car has the right specs, to ensuring that it is a desirable product for your audiences, the genesis and marketing of an automobile is quite an interesting task. Find out how experts do it in this episode of InsideIIM’s Career Podcast featuring Nakul Gupta, Head of Marketing, Utility Vehicles at Tata Motors.

Career Services Centre25 Mar 2020

I Quit My Job To Pursue Stand-Up Comedy Ft. Sailesh Hota, XLRI Jamshedpur

An engineer from Odisha, Sailesh Hota had picked up a liking for stand up comedy from his college years at NIT Tiruchirappalli. At a time when the comedy circuits across the country were booming, thanks to the rising internet consumption and the hunt for fresh and edgy content, Sailesh found himself enjoying every bit of the stand-up process. From one-off college performances, he started going for open mics and gradually got better at it.

Team InsideIIM24 Mar 2020

Wharton's New Online Course On Dealing With A Global Crisis - Everything You Need To Know

With travel restrictions being imposed globally, travelling abroad to study might not seem like the best idea at present. However, that shouldn’t hamper your drive to learn and improve your skills. While everyone is dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, many business schools are looking at this situation as an opportunity to facilitate learning. Many thought pieces and analyses are easily available on the internet observing and studying this pandemic. Many experts are sharing their views and making predictions of its economic impact. The Wharton School is at the forefront at making the most of this event. How so? Read and find out!

Ronit Jadhav24 Mar 2020

Dr. Jaydeep Mukherjee Is InsideIIM’s Professor Of The Year At IIFT Delhi - Here’s Why Students Love Him

Dr. Jaydeep Mukherjee is this year’s InsideIIM Professor Of The Year at IIFT Delhi. He is a teacher of words, knowledge, and sarcasm. Apart from his sharp mind and wit, students love him for various other reasons. Here's why "his way of teaching is unparalleled".

Team InsideIIM24 Mar 2020

Saumen Majumdar Is InsideIIM’s Professor Of The Year At IIM Trichy - Here’s Why Students Love Him

Prof. Saumen Majumdar, Associate Professor at IIM Tiruchirappalli, is InsideIIM’s Professor of the Year 2020! Having worked as Senior Economist at National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) among other laurels, this is the 2nd year in running that Prof. Majumdar has been voted Professor of The Year by students! Find out why students at IIM Trichy love his classes and why he is “the coolest guy on campus.”

Team InsideIIM24 Mar 2020

Do You Think Its High Time For Digital Induction And Campus Hiring? Take The Poll

The recent coronavirus outbreak across the world has shaken the world with its spread and severity. To curb the spread, companies are announcing work from home for its employees, educational institutes are closing their gates and the government is issuing circulars to stay home. In B-schools, the placement season is severely hit.

InsideIIM Career Services24 Mar 2020

Coronavirus-Does India Need To Change Its Testing Strategy? | WAT-GD-PI Topic

The World Health Organization wants India to test “aggressively” for COVID-19 while the government continues to test “selectively” because, as per Indian officials, the outbreak is still in Stage 2. “More clusters of virus transmission are being confirmed. While this is an indication of alert and effective surveillance, it also puts the spotlight on the need for more aggressive and whole of society efforts to prevent further spread of COVID-19. We clearly need to do more, and urgently” Poonam Khetrapal Singh, regional director, WHO South-East Asian region said in a media statement.

Nikita Tayal24 Mar 2020