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I've seen companies from different industries visiting for placements, not just banks or IT firms. Big names like HDFC Bank, EY, Accenture, Deloitte, KPMG, Bosch, Britannia, and PhonePe have recruited seniors from our batch. What I personally liked is the variety: finance roles, consulting, sales & marketing, analytics, HR. so students aren't stuck with one direction.

Even for internships, the exposure is decent because startups and corporates both show up. Because of this mix, most of us end up getting roles aligned with specialization, not random filler jobs, which I feel matters more than just showing logos. Overall, the placement ecosystem at GIBS is pretty active and gives enough space for students to explore different domains.  

In the latest episode of GIBS IRE / GIBS Talks Podcast, Deepak Saini speaks on transformational leadership, entrepreneurship, and inner mastery. Through total commitment, Purpose, discipline, and clarity, he explains how you can develop your daily work into something that has significance and leads you to feel confident and balanced within your career.

Some of the insights discussed in this now unavailable episode include:
• Purpose and discipline shape your success and personal growth.
• Mastery of the mind is essential for leadership effectiveness.
• How age-old wisdom (eg. Bhagavad Gita) can help leaders navigate real issues such as stress, decision-making, teamwork and productivity.
• Deepak Saini shares true stories of his entrepreneurial experiences and what he has learned along the way.

Where to find the episode:
You may watch and/or listen to the episode on GIBS Business School's channel and other channels, including:
• GIBS IRE/GIBS Talks Podcast Channel on YouTube
• LinkedIn & Instagram Video Posts from GIBS
• Occasionally, the episode may be available on Spotify or other podcast providers (Search for either "GIBS IRE Talks" or "GIBS Talks Podcast")

The GIBS IRE / GIBS Talks Podcast has recently been highlighting many real-life examples from the industry and the entrepreneurial world through an extensive array of conversations and interviews. For example, in several episodes, founders of startups and business leaders discuss their own experiences and share with the listeners how they have been able to develop their success-thinking mindset; how they developed their entrepreneurial mindset and also give students insight about what it is really like to perform outside of school. In addition to these sessions being about the experiences of startup founders and business leaders, these sessions also focus on real talk about startup journeys and giving their insight into the mindset challenges and early mistakes that entrepreneurs face, as well as what they have learned through their corporate and entrepreneurial career (s) and how that knowledge applies to management learners.

New episodes of the GIBS IRE / GIBS Talks Podcast are generally available approximately once a week, allowing students to access a steady flow of new ideas and various viewpoints through the experience of many different speakers from various backgrounds and industries, this allows them access to new ideas and information on current market trends and the latest in practical advice and inspiration throughout their entire academic year.