Focused Chat
Saubhagya Raizada
Experience Building
You're a university student or young professional looking to join (or pivot to) a sector you're less aware about, and are looking for multiple pathways, organisations, and people to smoothly join that sector. You want to understand about the right org/people/lifestyle fit, connect with relevant employees/mentors for jobs/internships and gain relevant XP.
This can help chart out your next steps to build experience that resonates with your identity and explore roles/people we can connect you with.
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Resume Reviews
You're a final-year undergrad (or postgrad) student applying for jobs or a Master's with a final resume draft but you're "not sure about it" or it has had little success and you really want it to stand out from the rest.
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You're in Class 12 applying for undergraduate programs with little idea about resumes and have a basic draft that you need to revamp.
The reviews can help synthesise, contextualise, and redefine your CV.
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Mock Interviews
All organisations have a "HR Round" with their senior leadership to check if you're a good 'fit'. You're a student applying for jobs (in business, policy, development etc) or a Bachelor's/Master's program and are unsure about the potential interview questions or your preparation.
The interview helps you to test and discover your weak areas in high pressure CXO-level rounds, contextualise generic answers to specific organisations, and list out a host of potential questions. [Share your CV and target organisation beforehand for a contextual interview prep]
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Please Note: Some parts of the chat/feedback may bring up existential questions about purpose and challenge your clarity of thought. Choose this service if you're prepared for a sharp, quick chat.
Inclusion Initiative: If you feel you would like this service option but it's too expensive, please book the free 15-min call and express your hesitations in the 'invitee question'. We can have exactly the same conversation for free. The pricing is not intended to exclude those from marginalised beginnings.