Do you remember the television advertisement where an exuberant woman breaks into a cricket ground, dancing on the tunes of the classic Cadbury jingle? Or the one where a woman with mehendi on her hands tries to open a pack of chocolate with unnerving tenacity? Or the one where boxes of 'Indian Sweets (Meethai) have been replaced with a box of Cadbury Celebrations?
In this video, Shubham Khurana, Client Solutions Manager at Facebook, Ex-Treebo, Ex-HUL, XLRI Alum talks about his journey from XLRI to HUL. He talks about taking a sabbatical from work and how he finally made his way to Facebook.
Are you interested in an operations management career? Do you want to ace the placement game and land an internship with your dream company?
In this video, Raghav Joshi, COO at Rebel Foods (formerly Faasos), Ex Deloitte & JP Morgan, IIM Indore alum answers questions about the food tech industry, working at a startup, consumer behaviour and subscription models.
In this video, Raghav Joshi, COO at Rebel Foods (formerly Faasos), Ex-Deloitte & JP Morgan, IIM Indore alum, talks about his journey at Rebel Foods (formerly Faasos). He shares the predominant trends in the food tech industry and the pros of working at startups.
I come from a defense background. My grandfather served in the Indian Air Force and my father served in the Indian Army. And that is why since childhood I had a strong inclination toward joining forces. Post my schooling, I tried for NDA (Air Force)twice but could not convert the opportunity as I was conference out and medical out in my first and second attempt respectively. I joined an Engineering college but joining forces was always at the back of my head. In my second attempt of NDA, I was medical out on account of underweight and elbow angle. I realized that to get though the SSB (Service Selection Board) process not only I need to work on my interpersonal skills but also I need to attain high standards of physical fitness to match the coveted Officer Like Qualities. In service to this aim I started running in my first year of college and joined the college gym. There were many other defense aspirants in the college, my roommate being one of them. I contacted them and we decided to dedicate our focus towards the preparation for the SSB process apart from the regular engineering. We used to conduct mock interviews and Group discussions among the group and took feedback among the group and from other friends. We used to have the situation reaction test (SRT), word association test (WAT), picture perception and description test (PPDT) practice using timer. We used to analyse each answer and discuss the same in the group seeking improvement. Finally, the day had arrived - Indian Army and the Indian Navy visited the college for the GD-PI rounds in the final year. I performed well in the GD-PI rounds and was called for SSB in Bengaluru. I cleared the UES Navy-Pilot entry SSB. I was also able to successfully clear my aviation medicals. All the hard work and dedication eventually paid off. I joined the Indian Naval Academy for my physical training and Air force Academy for my flying training and donned that white uniform I always dreamt of.
Before the race that is MBA, before the 16 hour long days, before my interaction with Brands and Brand Managers. There was a brand that was introduced to unintentionally, Abof, the e-commerce arm of ABFRL. A guy on the plus side faces many challenges, be it the embarrassment of not finding clothes that fit to having a set shop for all the needs because they are the only ones who sold my size, I faced them all. Until in 2016 when I was struggling to find clothes my size in Hyderabad 1400 KM away from the store in Delhi that sold my size. It was then when I first tried Abof and it was love at first order. From the perfect packaging to the perfect fit, I was at loss for words to describe the feeling of finding the right match without leaving my apartment and going through the embarrassing shenanigan of trying clothes at the various stores. It’s been 3 years since my first purchase and Abof continues to be my one stop shop for shopping barring the brief period when the website was shut down. When I read about Aditya Birla Group their 5 core values of Integrity, Commitment, Passion, Seamlessness and Speed defined to me what the brand stands for and the experience I had with it. It’s the commitment of the brand to create value for each customer alike that makes Aditya Birla Group stand out and that’s what makes it a big part of my life. #NMIMSMumbai #ABGLPWooMe
Part A: Why Aditya Birla Group is big in your life
Do you remember the television advertisement where an exuberant woman breaks into a cricket ground, dancing on the tunes of the classic Cadbury jingle? Or the one where a woman with mehendi on her hands tries to open a pack of chocolate with unnerving tenacity? Or the one where boxes of 'Indian Sweets (Meethai) have been replaced with a box of Cadbury Celebrations?
In this video, Shubham Khurana, Client Solutions Manager at Facebook, Ex-Treebo, Ex-HUL, XLRI Alum talks about his journey from XLRI to HUL. He talks about taking a sabbatical from work and how he finally made his way to Facebook.
Are you interested in an operations management career? Do you want to ace the placement game and land an internship with your dream company?
In this video, Raghav Joshi, COO at Rebel Foods (formerly Faasos), Ex Deloitte & JP Morgan, IIM Indore alum answers questions about the food tech industry, working at a startup, consumer behaviour and subscription models.
In this video, Raghav Joshi, COO at Rebel Foods (formerly Faasos), Ex-Deloitte & JP Morgan, IIM Indore alum, talks about his journey at Rebel Foods (formerly Faasos). He shares the predominant trends in the food tech industry and the pros of working at startups.
I come from a defense background. My grandfather served in the Indian Air Force and my father served in the Indian Army. And that is why since childhood I had a strong inclination toward joining forces. Post my schooling, I tried for NDA (Air Force)twice but could not convert the opportunity as I was conference out and medical out in my first and second attempt respectively. I joined an Engineering college but joining forces was always at the back of my head. In my second attempt of NDA, I was medical out on account of underweight and elbow angle. I realized that to get though the SSB (Service Selection Board) process not only I need to work on my interpersonal skills but also I need to attain high standards of physical fitness to match the coveted Officer Like Qualities. In service to this aim I started running in my first year of college and joined the college gym. There were many other defense aspirants in the college, my roommate being one of them. I contacted them and we decided to dedicate our focus towards the preparation for the SSB process apart from the regular engineering. We used to conduct mock interviews and Group discussions among the group and took feedback among the group and from other friends. We used to have the situation reaction test (SRT), word association test (WAT), picture perception and description test (PPDT) practice using timer. We used to analyse each answer and discuss the same in the group seeking improvement. Finally, the day had arrived - Indian Army and the Indian Navy visited the college for the GD-PI rounds in the final year. I performed well in the GD-PI rounds and was called for SSB in Bengaluru. I cleared the UES Navy-Pilot entry SSB. I was also able to successfully clear my aviation medicals. All the hard work and dedication eventually paid off. I joined the Indian Naval Academy for my physical training and Air force Academy for my flying training and donned that white uniform I always dreamt of.
Before the race that is MBA, before the 16 hour long days, before my interaction with Brands and Brand Managers. There was a brand that was introduced to unintentionally, Abof, the e-commerce arm of ABFRL. A guy on the plus side faces many challenges, be it the embarrassment of not finding clothes that fit to having a set shop for all the needs because they are the only ones who sold my size, I faced them all. Until in 2016 when I was struggling to find clothes my size in Hyderabad 1400 KM away from the store in Delhi that sold my size. It was then when I first tried Abof and it was love at first order. From the perfect packaging to the perfect fit, I was at loss for words to describe the feeling of finding the right match without leaving my apartment and going through the embarrassing shenanigan of trying clothes at the various stores. It’s been 3 years since my first purchase and Abof continues to be my one stop shop for shopping barring the brief period when the website was shut down. When I read about Aditya Birla Group their 5 core values of Integrity, Commitment, Passion, Seamlessness and Speed defined to me what the brand stands for and the experience I had with it. It’s the commitment of the brand to create value for each customer alike that makes Aditya Birla Group stand out and that’s what makes it a big part of my life. #NMIMSMumbai #ABGLPWooMe
Part A: Why Aditya Birla Group is big in your life
