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Dive into this episode of Intern On Intern as we put our Malaysian interns in the hot seat, where they were quizzed on everything Siemens! 🪑🎮 💭 Share your scores and thoughts in the comments! #TomorrowWithUs #TeamSiemens #SiemensASEAN

Thrilled to have been part of this. Totally enhanced my knowledge in various perspectives.

It's kinda crazy when you look back and realize who drastically changed the course of your life. Meet Peter: My friend, mentor & a very average surfer ;) (this is a story about taking a chance on people) In 2012, I completed an internship at Philips. In 2013, a mid-senior-level marketing role opened up. Fresh from my internship,  with very little experience and a whole lot of dreams & determination... I applied for the position. The other candidates had 10-20 years more experience. (I mean, can you see the confidence here?) Guess who got the job? Your boy did! 😎 My manager, Peter, saw: ✔️My drive, ✔️My willingness, and ✔️My positive go-getter energy. And took a chance on me. He believed skills could be taught. But drive? Not really. And that is how I ended up as a  ↳ 24-year-old, dashing marketing manager at Philips. I worked there for 3 years before pursuing other things. But, Peter and I stayed in touch. ↳ we became good friends. 🍻 Last week, Peter visited Bali, and we got talking. I asked him why he hired me back then.  ↳ He said... he saw himself in me. 🥺 (I know, I'll pause for you to wipe your tears) Now, Peter may not know this, but his belief  ↳ shaped how I run my business today. → I hire people for their drive. Because like him,  ↳ I believe skills can be taught. My friend, Take a chance on people if you have an opportunity.  ↳ You'll impact more lives than one. Crazy how the actions you take & the people you meet can shape your future in ways you can’t even imagine. P.S. Are you still in touch with your colleagues from your first job?

🎬 It’s Quiz Time for #InternOnIntern! 🛎 Do you know when Siemens was established in #Malaysia? Or Siemens’ main businesses? 🤔 Dive into this exciting episode of Intern On Intern as we put our Malaysian interns in the hot seat! They’ll be quizzed on everything Siemens! 🪑🎮 💭 Share your scores and thoughts in the comments! #TomorrowWithUs #TeamSiemens Somendaran Jasemal Syahmi Edri iman afiq

🎬 It’s Quiz Time for #InternOnIntern! 🛎 Do you know when Siemens was established in #Malaysia? Or Siemens’ main businesses? 🤔 Dive into this episode of Intern On Intern as we put our Malaysian interns in the hot seat, where they were quizzed on everything Siemens! 🪑🎮 💭 Share your scores and thoughts in the comments! #TomorrowWithUs #TeamSiemens #SiemensASEAN

[Rama's First Week as an IT Intern: #LikeaBosch] #Alhamdulillah, I just wrapped up my first week as an intern at Bosch Japan in #Yokohama, and it's been an incredible journey so far!🎉 TBH, the journey hasn't been easy. Living two hours away from the HQ means I must wake up early, catch the first train to avoid the crowds, and make it to the office by 8 AM. Adjusting to this routine has been a challenge, but, alhamdulillah, I tried my best to adapt😴 BTW, on my first day, I expected a formal Japanese office work culture, so I arrived in a full suit, only to find that I was the most overdressed person in the room (or even the whole hq)! It was a surprising start, but it taught me the importance of flexibility and open-mindedness🤧 What stands out to me the most is the pride each person here takes in their role, no matter how small. It’s a reminder that we all have a part to play in the bigger picture🤝 There’s still a long way to go, but, insha'Allah, I’m committed to making the most of this experience and continuing to #grow each day. For anyone out there pushing themselves beyond their limits—keep going. The journey might be tough, but it’s worth it 頑張りましょう🚀 #BoschJapan #InternshipJourney #GrowthMindset #InnovationForLife

How to remain stagnant. Don’t try new things. Never ask questions. Just do what you’re told without thinking. Better not risks. Most of all… forget about joining P&G. That is exactly why I’m here — staying stagnant isn’t an option. P&G is THE place to grow. If there’s anything I learned from the internship onboarding today, it’s that P&G is a place where: • People aren't afraid to try • Questions drive innovation • Doing the right thing is paramount • Feedback is a gift & risks are calculated Am officially a #PGINTERN with #BeststartYouCanGet 🌟 Cheers to being the only Design Intern...!!!! ✏️🖥️👩🏻💻 I remain in awe of all my peers from other functions. Thank you Ming Yi Gui & Kai En Teoh for coordinating such a wonderful onboarding experience. You guys are killing it ☄️☄️☄️ Procter & Gamble Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa

Thanks Audree Hall for the chance to share my experience as an intern at Coupa! I hope this blog will be helpful for anyone thinking about interning here in the future!

Standing in a store, pondering over plethora of choices of different products, we seldom think about the well oiled machinery that drives the retail industry from the product design to making the right assortment of products available to the right set of buyers. Retail is not just about making the product available to the customers it is a combination of multiple arrays of technological, psychological and sociological processes, planning and executed steps that feed the economical growth of a society by providing sources of expenditure, income generation through employment in the factors market and aspirational well being and progress. Today, in the 'modern' or technologically advanced society, where the concepts like 'Just in time Delivery' are becoming a trend and demand by the customers, retail too has to modify and evolve to meet this evolving market of consumers. As part of my summer internship at #accenture, I got to experience and work over one of such evolving facets in the retail: Demand Forecasting. Through this I got to learn and get a peak behind the curtain on how the retail industry plans, analyses and predicts demand for various products leading to decision making for store level allocations. I also got exposed to the idea of how evolved has the science behind predicting consumer choices(which we often feel is chaotic and unpredictable) become and is being actively applied to meet and fulfill to a large extent the trivial choice based needs for consumers even before they can consciously think and plan about it themselves.