The Story of Marico started in 1971 when a young Harish Mariwala joined the family business - Bombay Oil Industries. The iconic Parachute brand - most of our millennial users have used it at some point of time in their life! - was born in 1974. Marico - the company started in 1990 and is today a multi-national FMCG company based out of India.
Geethu Tressa Mathew PGDM Batch 23
Kapil Jain, from Rajasthan, has always had a keen interest in Finance. That’s the reason he came to JKBS after his B.Com, where he is keen on pursuing a specialization in Finance during his PGDM. He believes the institute has given him the opportunity to go after his true passion and to realize his professional goals. And, the first step in the right direction happens to be his Summer Internship placement with IDBI Federal Bank, a big name in the world of finance.
In continuation of our Interview Experiences Series, we bring to you the second interview experience.
Saloni Doshi's story is interesting because she is part of the Aditya Birla LEAP Program mainly because of winning the Aditya Birla Group Economic Times Young Leader Competition. She is an alumna of ISB - Class of 2015. After winning the competition in December 2014, she used her PPI to get an offer in January. Her first stint was with IDEA Cellular and is now on her way to Atlanta for her international stint at Novelis. We spoke to her to get a sense of how she ended up becoming one of India's Young Leaders in 2014.
In Part 1 we covered How To Approach An Interview. In Part 2 we covered What To Prepare On. Part 3 looks at Puzzles and Cases.
In our series to help young professionals understand what different types of careers are like, InsideIIM hosted the team behind one of India's most trusted brands - Dettol and one of the world's biggest and most reputed FMCG companies – Reckitt Benckiser for a chat session.
In Part 1, I wrote about how the best interviews are those that leave both parties feeling that they have had an interesting, meaningful conversation. I thought I would continue the interview skills thread and write about some of the things that candidates might want to revise before they walk into an interview.
The Story of Marico started in 1971 when a young Harish Mariwala joined the family business - Bombay Oil Industries. The iconic Parachute brand - most of our millennial users have used it at some point of time in their life! - was born in 1974. Marico - the company started in 1990 and is today a multi-national FMCG company based out of India.
Geethu Tressa Mathew PGDM Batch 23
Kapil Jain, from Rajasthan, has always had a keen interest in Finance. That’s the reason he came to JKBS after his B.Com, where he is keen on pursuing a specialization in Finance during his PGDM. He believes the institute has given him the opportunity to go after his true passion and to realize his professional goals. And, the first step in the right direction happens to be his Summer Internship placement with IDBI Federal Bank, a big name in the world of finance.
In continuation of our Interview Experiences Series, we bring to you the second interview experience.
Saloni Doshi's story is interesting because she is part of the Aditya Birla LEAP Program mainly because of winning the Aditya Birla Group Economic Times Young Leader Competition. She is an alumna of ISB - Class of 2015. After winning the competition in December 2014, she used her PPI to get an offer in January. Her first stint was with IDEA Cellular and is now on her way to Atlanta for her international stint at Novelis. We spoke to her to get a sense of how she ended up becoming one of India's Young Leaders in 2014.
In Part 1 we covered How To Approach An Interview. In Part 2 we covered What To Prepare On. Part 3 looks at Puzzles and Cases.
In our series to help young professionals understand what different types of careers are like, InsideIIM hosted the team behind one of India's most trusted brands - Dettol and one of the world's biggest and most reputed FMCG companies – Reckitt Benckiser for a chat session.
In Part 1, I wrote about how the best interviews are those that leave both parties feeling that they have had an interesting, meaningful conversation. I thought I would continue the interview skills thread and write about some of the things that candidates might want to revise before they walk into an interview.
