INTERNSHIP REPORT

AT
HYUNDAI An Internship Report
submitted to LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI GIRLS’ COLLEGE OF
MANAGEMENT , LUCKNOW Autonomous in partial fulfilment
of the requirement forthe award of the degree of Customer
relation management programme.

Submitted by
MS.PRAGYA SINGH
ROLL
No.2111760980010

2023-24
 COLLEGE CERTIFICATE

On the basis of self-declaration made by the student, it is certified

that the internship report is the result of independent work carried
out by Ms. PRAGYA SINGH in partial fulfillment of the
requirement for the award of the degree in BBA programme.

Dr. JYOTI JOSHI

Date:

Place:
 STUDENT’S DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the Internship Report at HYUNDAI is based on

an original study undertaken by me in partial fulfillment of the
requirement for the award of Bachelor’s degree in BBA programme.

Ms. Pragya singh Roll

Date: No. 2111760980010
Place: Lucknow
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to place on record my sincere gratitude

to Dr. Jyoti Joshi ,Lal Bahadur Shastri Girls
College of Management for having given me an
opportunity to undertake this internship.

I would like to thank Mr. SHISHIR SRIVASTAVA

for his valuable, excellent guidance and support in
successfully completing my internship.

Last but importantly I wish to thank my family and

friends for their help and support in completion of
this project.

Above all I would like to thank God Almighty,

without whose grace nothing would have been
possible.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER TITLE PAGE NO.

NO.
1. INTRODUCTION 1-16

2. COMPANY PROFILE 17-24

3. DAY WISE REPORT 25-33

4. LEARNING OUTCOME 34-38

5. CONCLUSION 39-40

ANNEXURE
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1. Introduction:

practical insights into how Hyundai effectively manages its customer

The firstday of my internship at Hyundai marks the commencement of
my journey intothe realm of Customer Relationship Management
(CRM). With great enthusiasm, I joined the team to gain interactions
and satisfaction.

Customer relationship management (CRM) is the combination of

practices, strategies and technologies that companies use to manage
and analyse customerinteractions and data throughout the customer
lifecycle. The goal is to improve customer service relationships and
assist in customer retention and drive sales growth. CRM systems
compile customer data across different channels, or points of contact,
between the customer and the company, which could include the
company's website, telephone, live chat, direct mail, marketing
materials and social networks. CRM systems can also give customer-
facing staff members detailed information on customers' personal
information, purchase history, buying preferences and concerns.

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Customer Data Management: Gathering and maintaining accurate
customerdata is fundamental. This includes contact information,
purchase history, preferences, and feedback. CRM systems help in
organizing and utilizing thisdata effectively.

Segmentation: Businesses categorize customers into segments based

on characteristics like demographics, behaviour, or purchase history.
This allowsfor tailored marketing and communication strategies for
each group.

Personalization: Providing personalized experiences is crucial. This

caninclude personalized email campaigns, product recommendations,
or customizing the user interface on a website or app.

Multi-Channel Engagement: Customers interact with businesses

through various channels such as social media, email, phone, and in-
person. CRM helpsin maintaining consistent and positive interactions
across these channels.

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Customer Support: Offering exceptional customer support is vital.
This includes promptly addressing inquiries, resolving issues, and
maintaining openlines of communication for customer inquiries and
complaints.

Sales Enablement: CRM systems can assist sales teams by providing

customerinsights, lead tracking, and sales pipeline management,
ultimately improving sales effectiveness.

Analytics and Reporting: Analying customer data helps in

measuring the effectiveness of customer relation efforts and making
data-driven decisions forimprovements.

Customer Loyalty Programs: Implementing loyalty programs,

rewards, ordiscounts for repeat customers can encourage loyalty and
repeat business.

Cross-Selling and Upselling: Identifying opportunities to offer

related or upgraded products/services to existing customers can
increase revenue andcustomer satisfaction.

Compliance and Data Security: Ensuring compliance with data

protectionregulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) and maintaining data
security are critical aspects of customer relation work to build trust.

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Continuous Improvement: CRM efforts should be continuously
reviewed andrefined based on performance metrics and changing
customer preferences.

Employee Training: Training employees in customer-centric skills

and providing them with the tools and knowledge needed to deliver
excellentcustomer experiences is essential.

Crisis Management: Being prepared to handle crises or unexpected

challengesthat impact customers is crucial to maintaining trust and
reputation.

Competitor Analysis: Keep an eye on your competitors to identify

trends andopportunities in the market. This can help you stay ahead in
terms of customerofferings and service quality.

Community Building: Create online or offline communities where

customerscan interact with each other and your brand. This can foster
a sense of belonging and loyalty.

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Proactive Outreach: Reach out to customers before they contact you
with anyissues. Proactive communication can address potential
problems and show customers that you value their business.

Surveys and Feedback: Regularly solicit feedback from customers

throughsurveys and use this information to make improvements. Act
on feedback toshow customers that you listen and care. Surveys and
Feedback: Regularly solicit feedback from customers through surveys
and use this information tomake improvements. Act on feedback to
show customers that you
listen and care.

Customer Relationship Management

Customer Relationship Management, often abbreviated as CRM, is a

business strategy and technology-driven approach aimed at building
and maintaining strong and lasting relationships with customers. It
encompasses a wide range ofpractices, tools, and techniques that
enable businesses to better understand theircustomers, meet their
needs, and ultimately, drive growth and profitability.

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At its core, CRM revolves around the idea that satisfied and loyal
customers arethe lifeblood of any successful organization. By
gathering and analysing customer data, companies can gain valuable
insights into customer preferences,behaviour, and pain points. This
information is then used to tailor products, services, and interactions
to meet individual customer needs and expectations.

CRM systems, which are often software platforms, play a central role
in thisprocess. They provide a centralized repository for customer
information, streamline communication, automate routine tasks, and
enable data-
driven decision-making

Customer relation management technology empowers businesses to

deliver personalized experiences, improve customer service, target
marketing effortseffectively, and ultimately foster customer loyalty.

In today's highly competitive and digitally connected business

landscape, Customer relation management has become an
indispensable tool for companiesof all sizes and industries.

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Whether it's a small start-up or a multinational corporation,
implementing customer relation strategies and technologies is
essential for nurturing valuablecustomer relationships and driving
sustainable success.

Likewise, Hyundai also effectively manages its Customer

Relationship Management through a comprehensive approach that
includes data management, CRM software utilization, customer
segmentation, personalization, and multichannel engagement. They
actively collect and analyse customer data, ensuring personalized
marketing communications andservice interactions.

Hyundai also values customer feedback and employs trained

employees for consistent customer interactions. Integration between
sales and marketing teams, along with data analytics, informs
decision-making, and they may offer loyalty programs and
community-building initiatives to foster customer loyalty.

Specific practices may evolve, Hyundai maintains a strong customer-

centricstrategy to enhance relationships and meet customer needs

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Job Overview: A Customer Relationship Manager, often referred to
as a CRMManager, is a professional responsible for developing and
maintaining positiverelationships between a company and its
customers. Their role is vital in ensuring customer satisfaction,
loyalty, and business growth.

Skills and Qualities:

Communication: Strong communication skills, both written and

verbal, areessential for interacting with customers and internal teams.
Analytical Skills: The ability to analyse customer data and extract
meaningfulinsights is crucial for making informed decisions.
Problem-Solving: CRM Managers must be adept at identifying
customer issuesand finding effective solutions.
Adaptability: They should be open to adopting new technologies and
strategiesto keep up with changing customer preferences.
Customer-Centric: A customer-first mindset is vital in this role, as the
primarygoal is to enhance the customer experience.
Team Player: Collaboration with various departments, including sales,
marketing, and IT, is common, so being a team player is important.

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In summary, a Customer Relationship Manager plays a multifaceted
role in managing customer interactions, data, and strategies to drive
customer satisfaction, loyalty, and business success. They are
essential in maintainingpositive customer relationships and ensuring a
company's long-term growth.

We can group the multitude of CRM solutions into three primary

types: operational, analytical and collaborative. Each is built to handle
specific processes related to managing relationships with customers
and storing customer data, like automating sales, marketing and
service tasks, identifyingand capitalizing on customer trends and more

Collaborative CRM:-

Collaborative CRM centraliszes customer data where marketing, sales

andservice professionals can see it. With visibility into all your
customer communications, purchase history, service requests, notes
and other details,service reps will be better prepared to solve their
customers’ problems.
Collaborative CRMs can even act on this information automatically to
expedite service.

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Operational CRM:-

Humans are not built for repetitive tasks. We make mistakes. We get
bored. It’swhy we invented machines in the first place. Operational
CRM relegates to computers those boring, repetitive, clerical tasks
that sales, marketing and customer service representatives dislike so
much, so they can focus on what they do best and enjoy

On the sales and marketing side , operational CRM automates

processes relatedto identifying prospects, keeping tabs on customer
interactions, forecasting sales, crafting and evaluating marketing
campaigns and more. As a result, salesreps can spend more time
cultivating meaningful relationships with customers, while marketing
professionals can target specific audiences with
personalized messaging.

Analytical CRM:-

Analytical CRMs aggregate customer information from a variety of

sources toilluminate patterns that are otherwise invisible to the human
eye. This helps

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businesses identify, understand and capitalize on customer trends and
behaviour. Insights gathered can be used to generate and convert more
leads,craft smarter marketing campaigns and enhance customer
service. It can alsohelp with pipeline analysis, sales forecasting,
budgeting and reporting duties.

Choosing the Right One:-

In most cases, businesses will rely on more than one type of CRM. In
fact, you might be able to create synergies by implementing more than
one type of CRM.Insights mined from an analytical CRM can be
integrated into an operational CRM to send targeted communications
to customers based on specific conditions.

The right CRM recipe for you is a function of your objectives and
goals. Fortunately, CRM platforms are not purpose-built—some of the
best CRM software offer multiple types in one package, or via á la
carte add-ons. Whenyou decide which type(s) of CRM that you want
to deploy, you have the freedom to choose the solutions that work for
you without overpaying for features that you’ll never use.

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CRM Process:-

To understand the steps in the CRM process, you have to understand

the customer life cycle. It is one of the first concepts that you learn as
a sales rep tounderstand how a person becomes a loyal customer.

The CRM cycle involves marketing, customer service and sales

activities. Itstarts with outreach and customer acquisition and ideally
leads to customer loyalty.
There are five key stages in the CRM cycle:

Reaching a potential customerCustomer acquisition Conversion

Customer retentionCustomer loyalty

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The first step in the CRM process is maximising reach with leads. In
practice,reach is using your CRM to generate brand awareness via
targeted marketing campaigns.

Every stage in the customer life cycle corresponds to an actionable

step in theCRM process. The key is knowing what those steps are and
how
to execute them.

Customer relationship management is valuable for a company because

it provides a straightforward way for companies to view the customer
data of theirclient base to determine how to increase customer loyalty,
profitability,
and satisfaction.

CRM software can track customer data such as:Purchases

Referrals Interests Demographics

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The company can then use this information to make better business
decisions. Itcan also increase the likelihood that customers will
continue to purchase from the company and refer potential customers
to buy from them.

At the same time, a CRM system can increase the efficiency of day-
to-dayoperations, customer service processes, and hyper-automation
to improve customer interactions and reduce wait times.

It can provide customer service representatives with customer

preferences,streamlining the entire support process.
CRM can improve business:-Marketing team:-
Improve your customers’ journey. With the ability to generate
multichannel marketing campaigns, nurture sales-ready leads with
targeted buyer experiences, and align your teams with planning and
real-time tracking tools,you’re able to present curated marketing
strategies that’ll resonate with your customers.

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Sales team:-

Empower sellers to engage with customers to truly understand their

needs, andeffectively win more deals. As the business grows, finding
the right prospects and customers with targeted sales strategies
becomes easier, resulting in a successful plan of action for the next
step in your pipeline. Building a smarter selling strategy with
embedded insights helps foster relationships, boost productivity,
accelerate sales performances, and innovate with a modern and
adaptable platform.

Customer service teams:-

Provide customers with an effortless omni-channel experience. With

the use ofservice bots, your customer service teams will have the tools
to be able to deliver value and improve engagement with every
interaction. Offering personalized services, agents can upsell or cross-
sell using relevant, contextualdata, and based on feedback, surveys,
and social listening, optimize their resources based on real-time
service trends

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Field service team:-

Empower your agents to create a better in-person experience. By

implementing the Internet of Things (IoT) into your operations, you’re
able to detect problemsfaster—automate work orders, schedule, and
dispatch technicians in just a few clicks. By streamlining scheduling
and inventory management, you can boost onsite efficiency, deliver a
more personalized service, and reduce costs.

Project service automation team:-

Improve your profitability with integrated planning tools and analytics

that helpbuild your customer-centric delivery model. By gaining
transparency into costsand revenue using robust project planning
capabilities and intuitive dashboards,you’re able to anticipate
demands, determine resources capacity, and forecast project
profitability.

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CHAPTER 2 COMPANY PROFILE

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Hyundai Motor India Ltd:-

Hyundai Motor India Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hyundai

MotorCompany headquartered in South Korea. It is the second largest
automobile manufacturer with 15% market share as of 2022 and
US$5.5 billion turn- over in India.

Hyundai Motor India Limited was formed on 6 May 1996 by the

Hyundai Motor Company of South Korea. When Hyundai Motor
Company entered the Indian automobile market in 1996 the Hyundai
brand was almost unknown throughout India. During the entry of
Hyundai in 1996, there were only five major automobile
manufacturers in India, i.e. Maruti, Hindustan, Premier, Tataand
Mahindra. Daewoo had entered the Indian automobile market with
Cielo just three years back while Ford, Opel and Honda had entered
less
than a year back.

For more than a decade till Hyundai arrived, Maruti Suzuki had a near
monopoly over the passenger cars segment because Tata Motors and
Mahindra& Mahindra were solely utility and commercial vehicle
manufacturers, while Hindustan and Premier both built outdated and
uncompetitive products.

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The Indian counterpart leadership team was managed by Mr AP
Gandhi, Mr BVR Subbu and Mr G.S. Ramesh. Mr AP Gandhi was the
president for a fewyears of inception. Mr BVR Subbu was the
marketing director responsible fordealer development and sales.

To support its growth and expansion plans, HMIL currently has a

strong 1200dealer network and more than 1,309 strong service points
across India.

HMIL has two manufacturing plants in Irungattukottai,

Sriperumbudur in TamilNadu. HMIL's manufacturing plant near
Chennai claims to have the most advanced production, quality and
testing capabilities in the country. To cater to rising demand, HMIL
commissioned its second plant in February 2008, which produces an
additional 300,000 units per annum, raising HMIL's total production
capacity to 600,000 units per annum. Current Production Capacity
efficiency, has led to rolling out cars in 31 seconds, with these two
plants in Irungattukottai , Sriperumbudur increased to 7,40,000 cars
per year.

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Sales and service Network :-

HMIL has 475 dealers and more than 1,300 service points across
India. HMILalso operates its own dealerships known as Hyundai
Motor Plazas in large metros across India. HMIL has the second
largest sales and service network inIndia after Maruti Suzuki.

HMIL currently exports vehicles to over 92 countries across Africa,

MiddleEast, Latin America, Australia and Asia. It has been India's
number one exporter for the last 10 years consecutively. HMIL has
been consecutively awarded "Top Exporter Of The Year" for 10 years
by EEPC. The Highest Exported volume was 2,70,017 in year 2009.

Hyundai - Target Market:-

Hyundai's target audience includes college students, families, and

retirees whodesire reliable, affordable cars with modern designs. The
brand performs strongly in urban and suburban areas, particularly in
Europe and Asia, where fuel efficiency and affordability are
significant factors. Customers value innovation, technology, and
environmentally friendly options with low

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emissions and fuel efficiency. Safety is also a priority, attracting
families andolder drivers who appreciate advanced features.
Hyundai caters to a diverse group seeking reliable, affordable cars
with moderndesigns, advanced technology, and a strong emphasis on
safety.

Hyundai - Marketing Mix:-

Hyundai is one of the world’s largest and most successful automobile

manufacturers, with a reputation for innovation and reliability. But
what is the secret to their success? Let’s take a closer look at
Hyundai’s marketing mix andhow it has contributed to the company’s
success.

Product:-

Hyundai offers a diverse range of cars, from compact hatchbacks to

full-size SUVs, with a variety of features and customization options to
suit different needs and preferences. Each vehicle is designed with the
latest technology, safety features, and stylish aesthetics, appealing to a
broad range of customers.

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Price:-

The company’s pricing strategy is aimed at providing customers with

high- quality vehicles at reasonable prices, offering excellent value for
money. Bykeeping its prices competitive and affordable, Hyundai has
made its cars accessible to a wider audience.
Place:-

Hyundai has a strong global presence, with a network of dealerships

and showrooms in over 190 countries. The company is committed to
making its carsaccessible to customers worldwide, providing a variety
of financing and leasingoptions to suit different needs and budgets.
Promotion:-

Hyundai’s promotional efforts are centred on creating an emotional

connectionwith customers. The company’s advertising campaigns are
known for their creativity and humour and are designed to evoke
positive emotions and associations with the Hyundai brand. Hyundai
also sponsors a variety of sportsand cultural events, creating
opportunities for customers to interact with the brand in fun and
engaging ways.

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Finance schemes of Hyundai:-3 Months Low EMI Scheme Step-up
Scheme
Balloon Scheme

Longest Duration Scheme Low Down Payment Scheme:

Hyundai had been actively innovating and releasing key models.

Therehave been additional developments and innovations since then.
Hyundai Kona ElectricHyundai Nexo Hyundai Ioniq 5 Hyundai
Palisade Hyundai Sonata Hyundai Venue
Hyundai Prophecy Concept

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Hyundai Smart Sense

Hyundai has been investing in advanced driver-assistance systems

under theSmart Sense umbrella.
These systems include features like adaptive cruise control, lane-
keeping assist,and automatic emergency braking.

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CHAPTER 3

DAY WISE REPORT

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WEEK-1

Introduction:

The first day of my internship at Hyundai marks the commencement

of my journey into the realm of Customer Relationship Management
(CRM). With greatenthusiasm, I joined the team to gain practical
insights into how Hyundaieffectively manages its customer
interactions and satisfaction.

Orientation and Induction:-

The day began with a warm welcome from the HR department, which
organized an orientation session to introduce me to Hyundai's culture,
values,and organizational structure. I was provided with an overview
of Hyundai's history, its position in the automotive industry, and its
commitment to maintaining strong customer relationships.

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Familiarization with CRM Department:

After the orientation, I was introduced to the CRM department. I had

the privilege of meeting my supervisor, [Supervisor's Name], who
provided an overview of the department's role in enhancing customer
satisfaction and loyalty. The team explained their daily tasks, data
management processes, andthe technologies used to support CRM
initiatives.

Learning Objectives:

During the initial discussions, we outlined the learning objectives for

myinternship, which include:
Understanding the CRM tools and software utilized by Hyundai.

Assisting in data collection and analysis to identify customer

preferences andtrends.
Gaining exposure to customer interaction processes and protocols.

Assessing the teamwork and coordinating with the members

Understanding of the customer pattern and behaviour

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WEEK-2

Tools and Systems Overview

I was given access to Hyundai's CRM software, allowing me to

navigate throughthe system and understand how customer data is
managed, updated, and utilizedto enhance the overall customer
experience. This hands-on experience wasinvaluable in helping me
familiarize myself with the technology-driven aspects of CRM.

Expectations and Responsibilities

My supervisor provided a detailed breakdown of my responsibilities,

which involve supporting the CRM team in analysing customer
feedback, tracking purchase behaviors, and assisting in the preparation
of customer engagement strategies.

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) involves

documenting daily

activities, progress, and important metrics to track the performance of

the CRMteam and gain insights into customer interactions.

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Daily Activity Log:

-Includes a record of interactions with customers, such as calls made,

emails sent,and meetings held.
-Logged into CRM system checked notifications and messages and also
made thenecessary responses which were required.

-Reviewed the calendar for the day's appointments and tasks to

schedule out myday and work for next week as well. Scheduling out
the things made it easy for me to meet the targets and maintain my
work progress at the store.

-Though I faced many difficulties but it was easy as well because of

my team mates and the manager who was very kind and helpful at
every stage to solve myqueries and doubts.

-Carried out with using CRM's automation features to schedule

follow-ups and send automated responses to common customer
queries it was the everyday task.

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-Throughout the day, I also need to make several phone calls and sent
emails to clients and leads, which were logged in the CRM under their
respective contact records, as per the records and data which was
given to me on a daily basis.
Lead Generation:

Documented the number of leads generated each day, their sources

(e.g., website, social media, referrals), and the stage of the sales funnel
they're in.
Implementing lead capture forms on website, landing pages, and
social mediaprofiles.
Determined the characteristics of best customers to guide lead
generationefforts. Developed high-quality and relevant content that
addressed target audience's pain points and needs.
Traffic generation i.e drive traffic to lead captured forms through
various channels, including search engine optimization (SEO), pay-
per-click (PPC)advertising, social media marketing, and email
campaigns.
Then Notified to the sales team when hot leads were identified.

Equipped the sales team with lead information, including their

interests andinteractions, to personalize their outreach.

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Customer Inquiries:

Recorded the nature of customer inquiries received, such as product

queries,service requests, or complaints. Included details on how these
inquiries wereaddressed.
I also the Encouraged the satisfied Hyundai customers to leave
reviews andtestimonials on our website and review platforms.
I also designed the several google forms with various questions for the
potentialcustomer of the store, to gain knowledge about their
experience with Hyundai and also to know their reviews to improve
our customer service management.
WEEK-3

Attended a CRM software training sessions to learn about new

features and bestpractices. Participated in team meetings to discuss
ongoing deals and strategies for upcoming opportunities.
Created a new opportunity for a potential clients. Updated the pipeline
stage for 2 existing opportunities.
Reviewed and attached relevant documents to an opportunity

On the other hand I also carried out with my customer inquiry system
on a dailybasis because that was the main thing which needed to be
carried out. This was

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a task which required a lot of patience as I need to deal with several
customerswith different kind of attitude and behaviour.
WEEK-4

Hosted test drive events or Hyundai-themed promotions at dealership.

Collectedattendee information, such as contact details, to follow up
with potential leads.
Ran reports to analyse sales trends and lead conversion rates.

Loyalty Program Participation applicable, report on customer

participation inloyalty programs and the impact on customer retention.
Performance Metrics Report on key performance indicators (KPIs)
relevant toCRM, such as customer satisfaction scores, Net Promoter
Score (NPS), and customer retention rates.
WEEK-5

It was the last week as an intern so I reviewed and updated the status
of ongoingprojects or tasks assigned to me within the CRM system.
Made sure all projects are documented with clear instructions for the
team.

Also meet my manager and other team mates to tell them the insights
of thework .

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At the end I expressed warm gratitude to my colleagues, supervisor,
andmentors for the opportunity to intern in the CRM role.
Also Exchanged contact information for networking purposes.

It was great working at Hyundai as CRM as I gained many useful

skills and knowledge about the customer management and retention
system; also learntabout the sales strategy within the store.

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CHAPTER 4

LEARNED OUTCOMES

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LEARNING EXPERIENCE AT HYUNDAI

Understanding CRM Systems: Gained hands-on experience with CRM

software, learning how to navigate, input data, and extract meaningful

insightsfrom it.

Customer Interaction: opportunities to interact with customers, helped

me to

develop communication and problem-solving skills.

Data Management: Learned to manage and maintain accurate

customer data that

is a critical skill. This includes data entry, cleaning, and analysis.

Sales and Marketing Knowledge: Gained insights into how CRM

systems

support sales and marketing efforts, which can be valuable for my

career.

Reporting and Analytics: I learned how to generate reports and

analyse data to

inform business decisions.

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Team Collaboration: I also learned likely to work closely with various
teams,

enhancing your ability to collaborate and adapt to different work

styles.

Project Experience: Depending on the role, I involved in CRM-related

projects,

which can teach project management and problem-solving.

Networking: Building relationships with colleagues and industry

professionals

during my internship which can open doors for future opportunities.

Resume Enhancement: The skills and experiences gained as a CRM

intern can

make my resume more attractive to potential employers in various

fields.

Career Clarity: Internship helped me to clarify my career goals by

providing a

real-world glimpse into a specific field or role.

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-Working as a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) intern
promises amultitude of outcomes that extend beyond the confines of a
job description.

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Throughout this internship, I found myself immersed in a world of
datamanagement, customer interactions, and industry-specific
knowledge.

As navigating the CRM systems, I acquired the technical proficiency

while learning how to maintain and analyse customer data. My
interactions with customers hone my communication and problem-
solving skills, teaching mehow to navigate various scenarios with
finesse.
Collaborating with different teams provided insight into the
interconnectednessof business functions. Networking within the
organization opened doors to future opportunities. Also my resume
will receive a significant boost, potentially making me a standout
candidate for future roles.

Most importantly, this internship can offer clarity about my career

aspirationsby providing a firsthand look into the world of CRM and
its broader applications in the professional landscape.

Ultimately, the outcomes are as diverse as the experiences I

encountered, making this internship a pivotal stepping stone in your
professional journey.

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The internship also taught me Problem-solving and adaptability skills.
It became a second nature as I navigate the intricacies of CRM
systems andaddress customer needs.
Also Pushed me out of my comfort zone, fostering personal growth
and self-confidence as you take on new challenges.

CRM internship has given me a comprehensive learning experience

that combines technical skills, interpersonal growth, and a deeper
understanding ofthe role CRM plays in business operations.

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CHAPTER-5

CONCLUSION

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In conclusion, my CRM internship has been an invaluable experience
that hasenriched my professional and personal growth. Over the
course of this internship, I have acquired essential technical skills in
CRM software usage, data management, and analysis. Furthermore,
my ability to communicate effectively with both customers and
colleagues has significantly improved, ashas my capacity for problem-
solving and adaptability in a fast-paced environment.
I have had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse team, and
these interactions have expanded my network and introduced me to
new perspectives.The projects I've been a part of have allowed me to
make tangible contributions,solidifying my understanding of the
critical role CRM plays in our organization's success.
As I move forward in my career, I carry with me the knowledge,
skills, andexperiences gained during this internship, and I am excited
about the futureopportunities that await in the world of CRM and
beyond.
I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the entire team for their support
and to theorganization for providing me with this remarkable
opportunity. As I move forward, I am eager to build upon the
foundation established during this internship and to continue my
pursuit of excellence in the field.

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