The below article covers the internship experience of Mahashweta, an IIM Lucknow student and her advice to aspirants on how to secure an internship and earn a PPO from P&G!
We have with us Rahul Sinha from IIM Ranchi. Rahul also happens to be the Arjuna Awards 2019 nominee at the RPG group for being among the top 10 interns. In this interview, Rahul shares with us his fascinating journey towards PPO from RPG.
Savita Kotamraju is a current student at IIM Ranchi. She hails from Hyderabad, Telangana and completed from Electrical and Electronics Engineering. She has worked as Research Engineer before pursuing MBA at IIM Ranchi. Apart from having an excellent academic record, she has always involved herself in sports, music and other extra-curricular activities.
Here's Aarushi Agrawal, a MICA alumnus, sharing her journey from an Instagram Influencer to ITC Limited to Unilever along with tips on how to crack the selection interviews of colleges and companies. Read on to know her journey here!
Mahantesh: Tell us in brief about how you prepared for summer placement interviews? Gazal: I referred to the placement material provided by the college and also brushed through the basic concepts of ob taught in class. In addition to this, I read in-depth about the company, vision, values, the latest achievements, acquisitions and its prominent competitors. Also, magazines like people matter helped me to stay updated with the latest developments and trends in HR
Whether it’s about competing in the sports arena or in the corporate world or even in academics the core fundamentals of winning are the same. To make sure the success is sustainable in the long-run winners exhibit certain common traits which they practice regularly to stay ahead of their competition. The below article touches upon 8 such most-voted success traits (in no particular order) as obtained from a B-school Poll. Let's understand what these traits are and how the environment in a B-school can help you inculcate them.
“The higher the expectations about unselected alternatives, the lower is the level of satisfaction with the chosen good.”
Imagine this, I ask you to go on a trip to France - I tell the date of your arrival, but hide the date of departure from you. Now, it’s certain that you will reach France, but it is uncertain when you will be called back, what is the most obvious thing that one would do? Anyone and everyone would want to try and experience everything they possibly can! They would make plans of sights to see, things to do and dishes to eat and would want to a checkmark on every possible aspiration on the bucket list.
The below article covers the internship experience of Mahashweta, an IIM Lucknow student and her advice to aspirants on how to secure an internship and earn a PPO from P&G!
We have with us Rahul Sinha from IIM Ranchi. Rahul also happens to be the Arjuna Awards 2019 nominee at the RPG group for being among the top 10 interns. In this interview, Rahul shares with us his fascinating journey towards PPO from RPG.
Savita Kotamraju is a current student at IIM Ranchi. She hails from Hyderabad, Telangana and completed from Electrical and Electronics Engineering. She has worked as Research Engineer before pursuing MBA at IIM Ranchi. Apart from having an excellent academic record, she has always involved herself in sports, music and other extra-curricular activities.
Here's Aarushi Agrawal, a MICA alumnus, sharing her journey from an Instagram Influencer to ITC Limited to Unilever along with tips on how to crack the selection interviews of colleges and companies. Read on to know her journey here!
Mahantesh: Tell us in brief about how you prepared for summer placement interviews? Gazal: I referred to the placement material provided by the college and also brushed through the basic concepts of ob taught in class. In addition to this, I read in-depth about the company, vision, values, the latest achievements, acquisitions and its prominent competitors. Also, magazines like people matter helped me to stay updated with the latest developments and trends in HR
Whether it’s about competing in the sports arena or in the corporate world or even in academics the core fundamentals of winning are the same. To make sure the success is sustainable in the long-run winners exhibit certain common traits which they practice regularly to stay ahead of their competition. The below article touches upon 8 such most-voted success traits (in no particular order) as obtained from a B-school Poll. Let's understand what these traits are and how the environment in a B-school can help you inculcate them.
“The higher the expectations about unselected alternatives, the lower is the level of satisfaction with the chosen good.”
Imagine this, I ask you to go on a trip to France - I tell the date of your arrival, but hide the date of departure from you. Now, it’s certain that you will reach France, but it is uncertain when you will be called back, what is the most obvious thing that one would do? Anyone and everyone would want to try and experience everything they possibly can! They would make plans of sights to see, things to do and dishes to eat and would want to a checkmark on every possible aspiration on the bucket list.
