Jul 2025 – Present · 10 mos

• This was never part of the plan. For me linkedin was a platform where you had put up what new job you got, or which course you just completed. There were too less people to read but too many words to write.
• So I started writing. Not because I wanted to be a creator or even knew that was a thing in linkedin, but because there was so much that had to be said. Until I realised there were more people who felt the same way. That encouraged me to write more and more to a point where I started getting dms of people wanting to hire me or of people who connected with my content.
• Later on realised that people even earned through it. It was a whole foreign concept that I’m still trying to navigate. So I kept on writing until I got my very own first collab. The pay wasn’t even that bad. After that I was on fire. I got my 20k connections within 7 months. I realised that this was something that I genuinely wanted to do. Because people who I had never even met in my life already knew me because of my work and because of my words. People with big titles respected me for what I did. Brands reached out to me personally because they wanted me to write about them. That’s when I realised that I was onto something that this is not something I’m letting go that easily.

Jun 2025 – Jul 2025 · 1 mo · Gurugram · On-site

• Completed my graduation but had no offer letter in my hand. I was stressed to say the least. MBA didn’t work out and job search was going bad. Until I finally heard back from a place I was trying for too long. The pay sucked.
• I also applied to this internship at the same time. Now of course the pay for that job was more than this internship. Why would anyone go after an internship after their grad when they got full time founder’s office role elsewhere. But for some reason it felt off. The place I was trying for so long didn’t give me the satisfaction when I received the offer letter. Meanwhile I was getting excited over an internship that paid way too less to even survive in Gurgaon. A place completely foreign to me. But I took the risk, declined yet another job offer and took this internship.
• I worked in the healthcare weight management department. I was helping build a certified course for Tata 1mg from scratch. From planning to execution.
• This is where I rejected yet another job offer. I realised that while marketing is what I wanted to do, healthcare wasn’t the place for me to do it in. It didn’t excite me. It didn’t make me want to work out of my ways. I was sure of my domain but not of the industry.

Feb 2025 – Apr 2025 · 2 mos · Gujarat, India · On-site

• This is where I realised I was made for something creative, something that required me to think what others couldn’t. This is also where I was first introduced to linkedin. I made my first post ever. Not as a creator but as a person who just wanted to let people know that she was doing an internship.
• I did market research, content strategy, content planning, presentations. I was taught every basic little thing that’s expected in a corporate for you to know anyway.
• This is where I got my first job offer. And the first one that I turned down. Not because of the work or the company. But because I wasn’t too sure where I wanted to stay after my grad or what I even wanted to do. It just didn’t fit at the moment. Which I’m now grateful for because the best things of my career started to happen right after it.

Feb 2024 – Apr 2024 · 2 mos · Satna · On-site

• I was home but not doing anything was out question. I joined as a finance intern in my home town. I learned how to do gold, diamond and silver billing.
• It’s actually very different from other billings. There’s a very intricate process to it. I ended up learning a lot and even handled the day to day operations.
• I never thought I would join it but I was home after semester end and this seemed like the only option at the time. I’m glad now though.

Jul 2023 – Oct 2023 · 3 mos · Vadodara · On-site

• When you go for a visit to a prestigious college and there’s a guide available for you. That’s what I did. Only it was a horror movie for me. The one where I was up for the next kill. Not because of the place, people or my college. But because of the sun. I had to show the students around the campus , but the campus was so huge and I had to do multiple tours. From hostels to various different department visits. I realised I wasn’t cut out for field work.
• I liked the part where I had to interact with people.
• That’s where I met my closest friends who made the rest of my college survivable.