In today's episode of KYC, we have the much-awaited, 4th oldest Indian Institute of Management in the country, IIM Lucknow. From the story of its inception to the final placements of the batch of 2020, this KYC will try to cover the essence of the student life at IIM Lucknow. So, watch out the full video to understand why MHRD considers IIM Lucknow as Institute of Excellence.
What's happening in the world of MBA and business? How are b-schools and businesses adapting to the pandemic? What are the latest updates around competitive exams like CAT 2020? In this series, we take a look at the latest headlines from the past week! Let's dive in.
In this second part of Manishi’s interview, he talks about his early life, from growing up in small-town Uttarakhand, to making it to IIM Ahmedabad. He says that having an English medium education early in life was in fact an advantage, which has helped him throughout his career. Later, for higher education, he had to live by himself in Dehradun. From IIT BHU to L&T, to finally IIM Ahmedabad, Manishi’s journey truly is inspiring and insightful.
What is it like to handle a global brand as a brand manager? Naveen Gupta, after his IIM Indore days, joined HUL and what followed was a long illustrious marketing career. From a full-time role as a Rural marketing manager, working in different nooks and corners of the rural hinterlands of India, Naveen rose to become a global brand manager, working in South East Asia, Europe, and the Netherlands in the years to come. In this video, Naveen discusses the learning he has acquired around marketing, brands, diverse global markets, and above all, secrets of knowing your customer. This and a lot more in today’s episode of Konversations in Quarantine, sponsored by InsideIIM Marketing Festival 2020.
Get a glimpse into b-school life with our new free webinar series - #YOBOLive. Connect with students or alumni from IIMs and other top b-schools and find out how to make the most of b-school, because You Only B-School Once! This week we look at the famous (or infamous) placement committee. The backbone of every b-schools recruitment process, the PlaceComm is subject to gossip, to love, hate and everything in between. So why does one choose to be a part of PlaceComm despite the hard work and focus it needs? Why spend significant amounts of time on PlaceComm instead of academics at b-school? How does PlaceComm help individuals grow?
The past week has been filled with some interesting headlines from the world of MBA and business. IIM Ahmedabad has released its latest MBA selection criteria, placements are likely to be deferred at top Indian b-schools, and some good news has emerged in India's job market amidst this pandemic. Let's take a look at the top-5 headlines from the past week.
Along with sales & marketing, operations & supply chain, and HR, one thing that often misses the eye for MBA graduates is the communication bit. Clear communication with the internal and external stakeholders involved plays a pivotal role in the smooth functioning of an organization. For a large scale company like Tata Steel, it becomes even more important to keep all the pieces of the puzzle in place, and thus an effective communication system is a prerequisite. In the final episode of the summer internship series we did with Tata Steel this year, we have Shradha Kailkhura from MICA Ahmedabad, who learned about the importance of communication in an organization like Tata Steel.
Being the 9th Indian Institution for Management, IIM Ranchi envisions to be the top 10 b-school in the Asian region. It is also one of the New IIMs that was established during the 11th Five Year Plan. The campus is currently operating from a temporary setting in Audrey House Campus, Suchana Bhawan. From their one-of-a-kind, rural immersion program to their student exchange program, get to know everything in today’s video of KYC.
In today's episode of KYC, we have the much-awaited, 4th oldest Indian Institute of Management in the country, IIM Lucknow. From the story of its inception to the final placements of the batch of 2020, this KYC will try to cover the essence of the student life at IIM Lucknow. So, watch out the full video to understand why MHRD considers IIM Lucknow as Institute of Excellence.
What's happening in the world of MBA and business? How are b-schools and businesses adapting to the pandemic? What are the latest updates around competitive exams like CAT 2020? In this series, we take a look at the latest headlines from the past week! Let's dive in.
In this second part of Manishi’s interview, he talks about his early life, from growing up in small-town Uttarakhand, to making it to IIM Ahmedabad. He says that having an English medium education early in life was in fact an advantage, which has helped him throughout his career. Later, for higher education, he had to live by himself in Dehradun. From IIT BHU to L&T, to finally IIM Ahmedabad, Manishi’s journey truly is inspiring and insightful.
What is it like to handle a global brand as a brand manager? Naveen Gupta, after his IIM Indore days, joined HUL and what followed was a long illustrious marketing career. From a full-time role as a Rural marketing manager, working in different nooks and corners of the rural hinterlands of India, Naveen rose to become a global brand manager, working in South East Asia, Europe, and the Netherlands in the years to come. In this video, Naveen discusses the learning he has acquired around marketing, brands, diverse global markets, and above all, secrets of knowing your customer. This and a lot more in today’s episode of Konversations in Quarantine, sponsored by InsideIIM Marketing Festival 2020.
Get a glimpse into b-school life with our new free webinar series - #YOBOLive. Connect with students or alumni from IIMs and other top b-schools and find out how to make the most of b-school, because You Only B-School Once! This week we look at the famous (or infamous) placement committee. The backbone of every b-schools recruitment process, the PlaceComm is subject to gossip, to love, hate and everything in between. So why does one choose to be a part of PlaceComm despite the hard work and focus it needs? Why spend significant amounts of time on PlaceComm instead of academics at b-school? How does PlaceComm help individuals grow?
The past week has been filled with some interesting headlines from the world of MBA and business. IIM Ahmedabad has released its latest MBA selection criteria, placements are likely to be deferred at top Indian b-schools, and some good news has emerged in India's job market amidst this pandemic. Let's take a look at the top-5 headlines from the past week.
Along with sales & marketing, operations & supply chain, and HR, one thing that often misses the eye for MBA graduates is the communication bit. Clear communication with the internal and external stakeholders involved plays a pivotal role in the smooth functioning of an organization. For a large scale company like Tata Steel, it becomes even more important to keep all the pieces of the puzzle in place, and thus an effective communication system is a prerequisite. In the final episode of the summer internship series we did with Tata Steel this year, we have Shradha Kailkhura from MICA Ahmedabad, who learned about the importance of communication in an organization like Tata Steel.
Being the 9th Indian Institution for Management, IIM Ranchi envisions to be the top 10 b-school in the Asian region. It is also one of the New IIMs that was established during the 11th Five Year Plan. The campus is currently operating from a temporary setting in Audrey House Campus, Suchana Bhawan. From their one-of-a-kind, rural immersion program to their student exchange program, get to know everything in today’s video of KYC.
