Internship Experience-India Bound- Anjana Mary Suresh

The internship at India Bound, a risk management consulting firm, provided me with an opportunity to prepare myself for a corporate world. It was an on ground experience of what was taught in the classroom. Being my first experience as an intern, it was challenging and quite interesting. We had six whole weeks to explore the workspace. At some point of time the work turned out to be hectic, but it did help me plan and execute my work in a more professional scenario. The work they assigned was informative and it helped improving my research and analytical skills. It gave me an opportunity to work as a team and to build up confidence to express my views and ideas. I had many different tasks, and learned quite a lot from each one of them. During this period I got opportunity to interact with many resourceful people which in turn helped me to enhance my knowledge. It was a holistic method which provided me with real world experience related to my career goals and interests. The works done by me at the company was relatable to the extensive scope of International relations, and I strongly believe that it will support me through career opportunities in future.

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National Level Essay Writing Competition

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