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"You were born to win, but to be a winner, you must plan to win, prepare to win, and expect to win."- Zig Ziglar
"You were born to win, but to be a winner, you must plan to win, prepare to win, and expect to win."- Zig Ziglar
Over 93,500 Data Science jobs were vacant in India at the end of August 2020, despite the hiring freezes & layoffs in 2020, according to a study! For an industry, that has seen an exponential growth in the last decade alone, that is a huge demand-supply gap.
This post is part of a bi-monthly series bought to you by Ayushi Mona for InsideIIM called 'Headstart'. This is the fifth post in the early career series.
When it comes to choosing either Finance or Marketing, there always seems to be a confusion in the minds of B-school students. For some, it comes as a natural choice given the academic backgrounds and interests they have. For others, it's a journey that they take during their B-school life. We have two IMT Ghaziabad students Shantanu Shivam and Kanav Kaushal, who not only figured out what they would like their careers to look like after their B-school, but cracked marquee companies like ITC and Goldman Sachs from campus as well. In this conversation, we dive deeper into how you get the coveted internship and convert it into a job at these companies. *This is a promoted feature.
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) recently completed summer placements for its Flagship MBA (IB) Programme, batch of 2020-22 with the largest-ever batch of 401 students placed across 123 companies including 46 new recruiters with an average stipend of 1.61 Lakhs for two months, while the median stipend stood at 1.50 Lakhs. IIFT managed to retain the highest stipend of 3.2 lacs for two months despite a 20% increase in batch size compared to last year. The top 100 students of the batch received an average stipend of 2.37 lakhs for two months with 70% of the batch receiving a six-figure stipend.
We've been watching men pave their way to corporate success for years now. But this is only one part of the story. What goes into building a corporate career if you're in the other half of the population? Is the corporate experience different for an Indian woman from what it is for a man? What are things a woman must know before stepping into your post-MBA corporate job? We've invited four women professionals from four different domains to talk about all this and more in a live video today 7 PM on the InsideIIM Youtube Channel. Not only would they share their experiences and learnings with you but also take up your own questions during the live. Guest Profiles: Tanya Naik - Ex - Citibank, Paypal | Finance Anusha Rani - Ex - TCS, HUL, TAS | Sales & Marketing Harshita Choudhary - Ex - Cadbury, Colgate, Nestle | Human Resource Ankita Rajan - Ex Encompass, Seventy Media | Operations Join Us For The Live Here
An engineer from Mumbai, Arpit Arora got through to Deloitte early on in his career. But later, he decided to start up on his own and became the co-founder of luxury salon and spa chain Sassy Studios. It was during this time that Arpit realized that he needs some core business knowledge to scale his business and hence started looking up for MBA options. He then opted for the Hong Kong University MBA program and learnt the nuances of business better. In this video, he talks about his journey to HKU, what was the realization he got that transformed his career and how he ended up working with Deloitte Monitor after his B-school days. This and a lot more in this conversation.
Today's news bulletin is dedicated to highlights the most recent happenings in the fields of Marketing, Finance, and Operations. We will be discussing the recent move by Google to stop selling user-targeted ads and how will this impact the digital ad industry. Further, we will discuss the impact of PLI schemes for MSMEs and manufacturing sectors and will also touch upon the acquisition of DHFL by the Piramal group. We shall look at the implications of each of the topics in detail. Read on to find out!