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Students of the entire batch of 2018, MBA (HRD), Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics successfully completed their summer internships by the end of July 2017. We ask Prakhar Singh, a student of our MBA (HRD) program from the batch of 2018 about his summer internship experience at Deloitte USI.
As I sit writing this piece in my hostel room at 2 am at night at SCMHRD, I can hear a buzz. My head is buzzing, the hostel is buzzing, the entire campus is buzzing. The summer internship season is here, or as one of my more wittier batchmates commented ironically - WINTER IS HERE! But more on that later, let us start from the beginning.
Disclaimer: The author does not intend to insult, wound or hurt any religion or the religious sentiments, beliefs or feelings of any person(s) or class or community through this article.
It was a privilege to work as a Summer Intern at Credit Suisse (CS), Mumbai. I worked in the Equities Consolidation Team of the Market Liquidity and Risk Management Division. The selection process consisted of a group discussion followed by a technical and HR interview. The technical interview lasted around 40-45 minutes where the panellists asked me questions based on SQL, VBA, Bonds and Options. Finally, the D-Day arrived on 3rd April 2017. We had a one-day induction program and thereafter, I was introduced to my respective Line Manager and Team Mates.
Week 4 of on-boarding of E.L.I.T.E General Management Program was an interesting mix of preparations for the forthcoming Consulting Skills Workshop, sessions with direct relevance to our work life and a peek into Capgemini Corporate Social Responsibility.