When I signed up for this project it was a Sales internship, little did I know I would get a taste of Supply chain, Marketing, Business Research, Operations, People Skills, Finance, etc. It truly was an industry deep dive. It taught me, advertisements might not be the key to greater sales, my views as a consumer might not reflect in the survey data and data is gospel truth, a distribution model when applied might increase sales but also operating costs. My admiration for India’s most admired food company just increased by tonnes.
The day of ultimate showdown arrived, 25 warriors fought valiantly for their spot in the top 8 who would be presenting to the MD, Varun Berry. It was an immense delight to even witness the superiority of projects and the sheer amount of work put in. To put a stunning end to an equally exhilarating journey, the Ting Ting Ti-Ting Twenty-Five dined together one last time bidding adieu to a lifetime of memories, learning, friendships. As we sign off as interns, we fold and keep away not just a black Britannia t-shirt but the team jersey. Once a Britannian, always a Britannian.
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400"] The extensive market research[/caption]
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