My work after that mostly included traveling around the offices and terminals and interviewing the staff and the workers as i collected back my questionnaires. when i reached the oil terminal i realized that the place had very few English speaking crowd as well, so i had to also translate the questionnaire into the local language which is- kannada and then distribute it to them. Collecting data and compiling information took me a lot of time and basically marked the end of my internship with IOC as well.It was a great experience as i got to know a completely new company to me as a whole and being a part of such a large organization was undoubtedly an honor for me. I got a deeper and clearer understanding of the corporate world and this experience would certainly help me with my future jobs or a career in public relations.
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Towards the end
My work after that mostly included traveling around the offices and terminals and interviewing the staff and the workers as i collected back my questionnaires. when i reached the oil terminal i realized that the place had very few English speaking crowd as well, so i had to also translate the questionnaire into the local language which is- kannada and then distribute it to them. Collecting data and compiling information took me a lot of time and basically marked the end of my internship with IOC as well.It was a great experience as i got to know a completely new company to me as a whole and being a part of such a large organization was undoubtedly an honor for me. I got a deeper and clearer understanding of the corporate world and this experience would certainly help me with my future jobs or a career in public relations.
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