Summer Internship With RITES Ltd.
The internship opportunity I had with RITES Ltd. in the department of ‘Privatization and Concession’ was a great phase of my MBA journey for learning and professional development in every aspect.
The internship opportunity I had with RITES Ltd. in the department of ‘Privatization and Concession’ was a great phase of my MBA journey for learning and professional development in every aspect.
Having worked in HR Consulting before I was willing to take the plunge back in and give it a second shot as interning under the ‘Summer Intern’ tag is more challenging - let’s say herculean even and to prepare for it is even more of a task as one must encompass all avenues. My strategy was a bit different since I’m not a big reader, I evaded newspaper articles and clippings, however, stuck majestically to relevant Podcasts and Videos because I feel when you hear two or more people converse on a topic, you gain insights from an array of different opinions as opposed to reading similarly written articles, this adept with latest and non-conventional trends in your area of expertise will provide you with a solid pedestal.
This summer, I interned with Vodafone Idea Limited in the Human Resources domain. The two-month internship journey was a wonderful learning experience and a lot of fun at the same time.
In the previous part, we discussed the importance of building a great CV and a few actionable points on the same. Before you proceed any further, if you have not read the previous part before, make sure you do that.
What's happening in the world of MBA? What are the latest headlines from the IIMs? What is the situation of layoffs in India due to the crisis? How are business schools dealing with the current global crisis? What are the latest announcements around CAT 2020, and other exams? In this series, we take a look at the top-5 headlines from the world of MBA in the past week!
A career decision is probably one of the most difficult decisions we ever make in life. Why? because this can affect our future. Hence, most of us end up choosing a comfortable option since it pays well, or has better career prospects. But, does it spark your passion, does it make you love your job? Most of the time we don't consider these options at all. However, today's feature on InsideIIM's Best 50, Sana Azeem is different. She is someone who gave up the coveted Business Management course seat for Human Resouce Management because she was passionate about labour laws. Sana is someone who knows what's right for her and is not afraid to work towards it. This quality of her found her a place amongst India's Best-50 Most Employable MBA Graduates! The following is Sana Azeem's set of responses to a questionnaire floated amongst MBA graduates to determine the top-50 most employable MBA graduates of the Class of 2020. Amongst the massive number of entries and responses being evaluated by the Founder of InsideIIM-Kampus Konversations, Sana's story and profile stood out. Here's her story in her words.
Amartya realized early in his life that something about him was different from his other friends. He went on hiding his emotions and sexuality for years, till he got posted as an engineer at Tata Steel in Jamshedpur. He started meeting gay men thanks to a dating app in Jamshedpur and that is when he came to know more about his sexuality. His idea about the LGBTQ community got further shaped up through various interactions within the Tata Steel Group, which gave him courage to finally come out of the metaphorical closet.
You will encounter many different types of people in your life. There are ones who rarely question things, and there are others who go on to change the entire system to make things work their way. Today's feature, Zaid Merchant, is the latter kind of person. Zaid considers himself a very tech inclined individual. He dreamt of having an all-night hackathon in his college. In the beginning, almost everyone, right from his team members, faculty, principal, SVKM management opposed the idea. But, his perseverance and problem-solving attitude helped that dream come true. And therefore, Zain landed InsideIIM's Best 50 - The Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020. Read on to know more. The following is Zaid Merchant’s set of responses to a questionnaire floated amongst MBA graduates to determine the top-50 most employable MBA graduates of the Class of 2020. Amongst the massive number of entries and responses being evaluated by the Founder of InsideIIM-Kampus Konversations, Zaid’s story and profile stood out. Here's his own story in his own words.