Nitie Mumbai (Since 1963)

The word Summer Internship brings out different emotions in people- the most common ones being curiosity and excitement. Most of us are excited to go to a company for two months and be able to test our classroom learning in the real world. Same was the case with me. The

Exits or potential exits seem to be the flavour of the season. First a hue and cry was raised (and rightly so), over the state of Greece’s economic affairs and its impending exit from the EU followed by a Scottish referendum on whether to leave the UK. The latest in

I was in HRC, Mumbai with my committee seniors for their farewell. At around 8:45 PM, all RPG 2016 interns got an email with their offer letters from the company and I was feeling bit nervous about seeing that letter. That nervousness was because of knowing the company in RPG

A Chance To “DISCOVER” My Potential Summer Internship- the topic most discussed right from the beginning of the MBA journey. Being a fresher who has never really worked in an actual corporate environment, I was both excited and nervous about my summer stint with Vodafone. Excitement was for the first ever