The Girl Who Went Beyond Being Shackled As A Rat In This Corporate World | #OwnYourStory
This is the story of a girl who didn’t want what we all are more or less puppets to - being shackled as rats in this corporate world.
This is the story of a girl who didn’t want what we all are more or less puppets to - being shackled as rats in this corporate world.
When you meet and interact with people from different cultures and communities, conversations cross borders, you discuss situations and your brain starts thinking like a Venn diagram. Your ideas interconnect with their ideas, and suddenly there are so many unexplored opportunities that are waiting to be discovered.
Most of you would relate to me when I say, "College days are the best!"
In the run-up to the International Women’s Day on 8th March, Team InsideIIM urged women and men in management to tell their personal stories about their understanding of the various elements around gender equality, the revolutionary ‘Me Too’ movement, and other crucial events pertinent to the struggles of women in this world. Here is what they have to say.
It takes a great CAT score to get a call from an old IIM but to convert your call it takes a lot of preparation to make a good impression on the interview panel.
After trotting a month on the streets of Europe and settling back in the serene and green IIT Bombay campus; one fine evening, I called my parents and brother and implied casually, "I may have an opportunity to do my last semester from the United Kingdom." It was genuinely a heartwarming response, "If you believe it will add value to your life, grab it, you have our unequivocal support." And here I am.
Airports witness numerous stories, some with happy reunions, some with teary-eyed farewells and then there are some with hopeful beginnings. My MBA life started at an airport as well. With final admission offers from NMIMS Mumbai, Great Lakes Chennai, IIM Nagpur and IIM Vishakhapatnam, I chose to opt for the brand IIMs. And then my options boiled down to IIM Nagpur and IIM Vishakhapatnam. It was a tough call, but a wiser and strict look of the curriculum, pedagogy, mentor, faculty, hostels, interaction with some alumni and current students helped me in taking a final decision. That decision eventually brought me to the city of oranges. It was a huge change in my life and today after spending eight months at IIM N, not even a tinge of nervousness what I felt then exists. Initially, that change baffled me.
The Pre Interview Test (PIT) and Personal Interview Process (PI), for HRM & LR, TISS Mumbai for the selection of the Batch of 2019-21 in less than a week. As candidates from across the country prepare to the best of their abilities to get their ticket to TISS, Dr. P. Premalatha, Chairperson, Centre for Human Resources Management and Labour Relations talks about the course, the pedagogy, and what makes a candidate the right fit for the Tata Institute of Social Science.