Vaishali
Shukla

PGDM-HRM’22
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MBA Student with 34 months experience in Marketing

Vaishali is pursuing an MBA degree from MDI Gurgaon in PGDM HRM. Through this program, she intends to learn people management and employee behaviour to achieve the common mission. Her area of interest are People Management and leadership building.
She has worked at a leading IT Media House in Delhi as Senior Marketing Manager. She has 34 months of experience in Marketing, Sales, Event management, Lead generation, & Digital marketing.
Prior to this, She did her Engineering from KIET group of Institutions in Electronic and Instrumentation Engineering. Moreover, she has graduated in First division with Honours.

Languages

English

Hindi

Position of Responsibility

Education Expert Foundation
Volunteer – Teacher, Web Developer & Content Writing

Volunteered as a teacher, also trained and guided kids of all the various education levels

Enabled wellness of students by giving them counselling and proper career information

Developed a new dynamic and responsive website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Delivered cohesive multimedia content development for the website and the manuals

Contributed into bringing a total of 300+ print ADs in the magazines and a total of 100+ online ADs

Administered successful campaigns for various clients such as GoTo, Dell Technologies, IBM, Sonicwall

Passion

To give people equal opportunities regardless of their caste, gender, physical characteristics, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race, religious beliefs, and so on. I want to contribute to the organization with the larger goal of increasing diversity through mentorship programmes, as well as learning about changes in the hiring process.

Likes & Dislikes

When people are unkind to others and are rude to service personnel. I believe in the adage, " "In a world where you can be anything, be kind." People who treat others poorly cannot be trusted or worked with, and it speaks volumes about their patience.

When Breath becomes Air

In his mid-thirties, Paul Kalanithi, a neurosurgeon at Stanford University, is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. Kalanithi uses the pages of this book to share his thoughts on how to approach death with grace and what it means to be fully alive. Some messages that stood out to me: Recovering from tragedy does not imply attempting to find the person you used to be, but rather attempting to find the person you need to be. Perfection is unattainable. Progress is an asymptote, and the only thing you can do is keep going up it. Friendship can still mean a lot to you. Hanging out one more time won't always make a difference. In difficult times, giving up control can be the best thing you can do for yourself. Knowing is not always the best option.

Her

It's a kind of commentary on how we've withdrawn from society through technology while also becoming more sociable and capable of relating to others. It's a fantastic forecast for the near future, from fashion trends to computers and video games... Spike Jonze did his homework.

www.peoplematters.in

People Matters creates and sources indispensable content for the HR community that is useful to our CHROs, CEOs, and HR leaders. Human Resources insights and opinions are provided. HR news, articles, blogs, conferences, and events It allows me to stay up to date on the latest HR news and trends.

Audible

I first became aware of the Audible app while commuting from my house to college, a 2-hour journey. The two-hour bus rides were tedious, and I didn't want to bring any extra books. Categories that I'd previously avoided reading, such as autobiographies, nonfiction titles, and historical fiction, became much more appealing as a result of the voice actors reading them. I'm a fast reader, so I can end up skimming half a book, but Audible allowed me to truly slow down and absorb the stories.

Abdul Kalam, A.P.J.

Though he was not a professional public speaker, his perspectives on life and how to improve one's skills were the qualities that most impressed me.

Bob Dylan

He reminds me of a fondest moment I have of my dad. I was seven years old and was riding through my dad's car with him, listening to him and singing with him. He is also my favourite because of his brilliant writing and the songs he writes. The stories he tells, the images he conjures, and the raw, visceral feelings he conveys are so captivating and perfectly suited by his musicianship that you can't help but be hooked.

Bright Printed leggings

It's just a personal preference because I believe it attracts unwanted attention. I'd rather spend a little more on a pair that's opaque and made of thicker fabric that anyone can wear in public.