But more than the project, the overwhelming feedback that I had received, more than the food, stay and the hospitality from the city of joy, from my mentor, from my colleagues and my company, the one thing that I would look up to is my recurrent failures and never-ending effort trying to right all that was wrong in my opinion. With numerous tasks, key deliverables and learning modules in hand, it was challenging but absolutely worth it.
Not every time you win, at times you learn too and this was another such learning experience where I learned more than what I could learn from the project that got me an excellent feedback. Interning under someone as high as the senior VP of one of the fastest growing NBFCs in the country is never easy. But the credit goes to my mentor, despite being infinitely busy, he managed to arrange sessions of professionals with towering expertise & experience to provide us insights on key challenges of the market.
Representing our school for the very first time in the industry had me encumbered. However, the course structure, the classroom learning was what kept me going. As inquisitive as I was, I put my habits and tricks to test that I had learned from my internship to earn my friends and myself a decent chunk of money from the market. Those practices still are fruitful and effective. And as clichéd as it might sound, I had a happy ending to a story that I was the hero of.
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About the Author:
Rohit Arun Agrawal
MBF
2017-2019
Comments
Syed Faraz
Student at Christ University, Bangalore
Waah bhai... kya likha hai
22 Jun 2018, 08.30 PM
Subhendu Das
Student at XAVIER UNIVERSITY, BHUBANESWAR
Nice
23 Jun 2018, 03.40 PM
Nibu Koshy
Student & Placement Coordinator at Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship
Interesting Read.
30 Jul 2018, 11.31 PM