Internships & Jobs After MiM & MBA | ESCP x MDI Gurgaon
I got the opportunity to have a conversation with Himanshu, who was a dual degree student pursuing PGDM-IB (MBA) at MDI Gurgaon in India and a Masters in Management (MiM at ESCP Business School in Paris, France. Himanshu graduated in 2022 and is currently pursuing a full-time job in France. In this video, we discuss about the reality of finding internships in France, part-time internships, converting internships into full-time jobs and more!
Say hi to us here:
Himanshu
Instagram: / jain_2.0
Linkedin: / himanshu-jain2496
Me: / timvix
Timestamps:
0:00 - Hello!
3:18 - Job to MBA transition
4:36 - Finding an internship in France
6:52 - When to start applying for internships
9:05 - Why France for an internship
9:46 - Internship Experience
10:51 - Part-time Internships
12:51 - Job search in India & France
13:53 - Internship to Job Conversion
15:24 - Salary Differences
16:47 - 5 Tips to get a full-time job in France
19:68 - See you soon!
#ESCP #MDI #StudentLife
Пікірлер: 9
We need more of these mdi escp vids
Finally got to watch the video Thank you, Himanshu for sharing your experience Looking forward to meet you guys soon
Super helpful videos! Thanks!
Thankyou for both the videos, Thanks to both of you, it really means to have shared this for better insights
international Business from IÉSEG my academics are from Psychology and now moving towards business. what's the job market like for newbies im working on my french too would u recommend france to international students
I would also want to know if I can have some sort of time from you to have better clarity on what is best for me
Hello! I will be attending ESCP MIM paris in September 2024. I wanted to ask you what is the best way, in your opinion, to get an internship in my gap year (6 months or summer). Thank you so much and great video! Tomas
@himanshujain5627
8 ай бұрын
Hi Tomas, thanks for your kind remarks. Congratulations on your admit. As far as internships are concerned, above everything it's a numbers game, a real test of patience and perseverance, if you will. If you are not extremely lucky, you will have to be aggressive in your application numbers like in the case of most students. Other than that, make sure you have a good idea about how to fine tune your CV and cover letter for specific jobs. Don't rely on one job platform. Build a list of your target companies, go to their website, create your profile, and put on the job alert. The earlier you apply, better are your chances. Finally, reach out to your seniors, or people working in your target field to understand their role, and ask your suggestions. Hope this helps. Good luck!
@jidnyasavetal2302
5 ай бұрын
i am planning on studying MSc international Business from IÉSEG my academics are from Psychology and now moving towards business. what's the job market like for newbies im working on my french too would u recommend france to international students?