Shreeya Ahuja’s Post

Greetings Everyone, I hope you all are doing well and fine. Recently this very last month I completed my two-month summer internship as a Business Development Intern within the sub-domain of Sales and Marketing at Haldiram Foods International Ltd. I worked directly under Mr Adeesh Jain and Ms Gunjan Tapase who acted as the utmost guiding support throughout my tenure. As I reach the end of my internship, I realise that it is only best if I share my learnings and my experience that I took along with me. Therefore, following are some learnings I gained through my summer internship: 1) Excess Planning results in Consequences: During my tenure I were to prepare a sales pitch as I was working directly with our clients. It was only after I conducted a couple of cold calls that I realised there isn’t a script that works with clients in sales, you learn, analyse and adapt with each call you conduct as to what to say and how to take the call forward. 2) Excel is the King: Though I had partly understood how essential excel is in the corporate during my last internship but this internship harnessed on that same ideology as to how you work about 80 percent around the excel as an intern at any organisation of any industry. 3) Know your Client by being in his Shoe: Understanding your client is extremely vital not only in sales but in any domain of an organisation. You cannot just pitch yourself or your brand to a person and expect them to obey. The business-consumer environment we live in just does not work that way. 4) Create your own Work Ethic and abide by it: People in the corporate are extremely professional with handling their business and personal matters separately. Though you may be just an intern but building a work ethic of your own would result in a smooth pathway as to when you join any organisation particularly as an employee. Thank you for being a patient reader! Regards, Sujal

Hi everyone! For my marketing assignment this semester, I have created a blog all about my experience completing an internship with whisky company, Whyte & Mackay. I will be using the platform to share posts about my learnings and adventures in a new industry that I absolutely loved working in over the summer! My first post is ready to read and I would highly appreciate if you could give it a read! I’d also love to hear your thoughts so please feel free to leave a comment to let me know your thoughts and experiences!💭 #Internship #MarektingStudent #Blog #Whisky #SpiritsIndustry

Recently I completed my Internship under Big clout media LLP and here are the few Learnings that I have come Across wanted to share . 🚀 **Reflections on My Bussiness Development Internship: Key Learnings & Growth** 🚀 I’m excited to share some insights from my recent Bussiness development internship experience! 🌟 Over the past few months, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to immerse myself in the world of sales, and the journey has been both challenging and rewarding. Here are a few key takeaways: 1. The Power of Listening 👂: Effective sales is more about listening than talking. Understanding a client’s needs and pain points allows for more tailored and impactful solutions. 2. Resilience and Adaptability 💪: Sales can be unpredictable. I’ve learned to stay resilient through rejections and adapt quickly to changes in client needs and market conditions. 3. Building Relationships 🤝: Trust is the cornerstone of any successful sale. Building genuine relationships with clients has shown me that sales is as much about people as it is about products. 4. Data-Driven Decision Making 📊: Utilizing sales data and analytics has been crucial in refining strategies and understanding what works best. The ability to interpret and act on data has become a key skill. 5. Continuous Learning 📚: The sales landscape is always evolving. Staying curious and continuously learning about new tools, techniques, and industry trends is essential for staying ahead. A big thank you to my amazing team and mentors for their support and guidance throughout this internship. Your insights and encouragement have been invaluable. Looking forward to applying these learnings to future opportunities and continuing to grow in the field of sales! 🚀 #SalesInternship #ProfessionalGrowth #Sales #LearningJourney #CareerDevelopment #Thankful

From Volunteer to securing a Social Media Management Internship Role: My Journey in Social Media Management Last month was a mix of highs and lows, but each taught me valuable lessons. Here are the highlights: Good News First: 1. I got accepted into ALX! 2. I secured a Social Media Management internship role through a client I offered to assist as a Virtual Assistant. To build my portfolio and gain hands-on experience, I offered to work for free. One notable connection was with Chiwendu Bolaji, who willingly accepted my help. Some weeks after I started working with her, I applied for a Social Media Manager internship in her space and got the role, with a token pay!💃💃. The key takeaway: sometimes, offering your skills without expecting immediate payment can lead to unexpected opportunities. My willingness to help without pay landed me this incredible role. Yours might not be like mine but in life we experience unexpected turns and help can come from people we least expect from. So be kind, and be Persistence, you will get to your dreamland. Thanks to Chiwendu Bolaji who helped me with this role, she is one incredible and wonderful soul to work with. Also she is an experienced Social Media Manager with proven success records. #SocialMediaManagement #Internship #CareerGrowth #LearningJourney

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💭 Picture this: It's Friday afternoon, and you have just completed your first week as a Strategy & Client Services Intern at WMH&I - how do you celebrate? 🎉 Seeking for an internship in a city like London has been a challenge. With a population of over 9 million people and a job market not especially favourable to job seekers, I knew I was in for an anxiety-loaded challenge. My strategy was to be innovative and try to differentiate myself — maybe you've seen my video portfolio? Another key aspect of my approach was not to shy away from networking. Building relationships with industry leaders, fellow students and professionals has opened doors I hadn’t anticipated and provided access to fantastic opportunities. So, how I will celebrate my first week as an intern? Let me tell you - In bed, catching up on Love is blind UK, eating cookies and thinking about how to strategies the brand of a new client project I will be joining next week. Have a brilliant weekend! #londoninternship #intern #agencylife #brandstrategy

Internships have changed a lot. They're not just in the summer anymore. Now, they fit all kinds of schedules year-round. They're also not just for college kids. Think about people starting a second career. Getting real experience is super helpful and can provide a valuable reality check. You might even gain a great work partner later on. Check out the link in bio for more goodies to help Fuel your gallery business. #galleryfuel #artgallery #artbusiness #artdealing #gallerylife #gallerybusiness #artworld #runningagallery #gallerist #artdealer #gallerydirectors  #artgallerymanagement #gallerymanagement #artmarket #contemporaryartgallery #womenartdealers #artdealerassociation #artindustry #gallerysector  #fineartgallery #artconsultants #artbusinessconsulting

During my exhilarating internship at Max, where I delved into the HR domain, I unexpectedly stumbled upon an exciting opportunity beyond my usual tasks. Picture this: a room filled with enthusiastic interns, all brainstorming ways to boost Max’s sales. Our weapon of choice? Videos,the dynamic, attention-grabbing medium of today’s advertising landscape. 🎥 The Video Shoot Adventure: We gathered for a video shoot, armed with ideas and a dash of adrenaline. As the cameras rolled, we laughed, improvised, and captured the essence of Max’s brand. It wasn’t just about sales; it was about storytelling conveying Max’s uniqueness through moving visuals. 📈 Sales and Creativity Unite: Who knew that my HR internship would intersect with creative endeavors? But there we were, bridging the gap between spreadsheets and storyboards. And you know what? It worked! Our videos became snippets of Max’s vibrant culture, shared across platforms, and yes contributed to those elusive sales figures. 🙌 Gratitude to Max: To Max, thank you for these unforgettable memories. You taught me that innovation isn’t confined to one department—it’s a collective effort. So here’s to the power of collaboration, the magic of video, and the joy of unexpected twists in our professional journeys. #MaxInternship #HRandBeyond #CreativityUnleashed

Title: My Journey as a Sales and Marketing Intern: Embracing Freedom and Challenges Hi there! 👋 I'm Neha, a 21-year-old sales & marketing intern who has been interning at BookMyShow . Let me share with you why I chose this path and how it's been a game-changer for me. 🌟 Why Sales & Marketing ? After completing college, I quickly realized that the traditional hustle 9-to-5 job needs to be done. I craved financial freedom and flexibility, and I wanted to be valued for my work without having to navigate unemployed seasons. So, I decided to take up an internship here. 💼 Things I learnt from this internship: ✅ Early mornings and commuting: I cherish my morning travel and get motivated seeing the early riser struggle. ✅ Office Support: I'd rather focus on my in- person connection than playing Instagram Follow Unfollow . ✅ Enjoyment of holidays: As an Intern, I can plan my vacations and work remotely with balance of work and academic stress. ✅ Fixed Stipend: Stipend allows me to take on more projects and determine it based on my efforts due to which I try to push myself towards excellence. ✅ Innovative: This internship provided me with creative ideas and innovation, keeps me challenged and engaged, with new projects to tackle regularly. Interning isn't always smooth sailing, but it's given me the freedom and fulfillment I've always craved. If you're considering interning, I encourage you to embrace the journey and all its challenges. 🚀 #InternLife #WorkFromOffice

If you have a WSJ subscription - check out this article from last weekend. While I think that internships can be invaluable in getting relevant industry-related experience (or helping you learn what you don't want to do!), I'm a firm believer in customer service related experience. Those skills learned in retail or the food service industry are infinitely transferrable (personally I think everyone should work in one or the other at some point in their lives - you learn a LOT about dealing with others and about yourself). Service jobs teach you time management, customer service, patience, how to handle difficult customers, how to handle $, teamwork - the list goes on. If it wasn't for the job I had in the student dining service, I might not have found the wonderful industry I'm part of today! What do you think? https://lnkd.in/eGtsrsB7