Developing skills through my internship: Sharron Clark 06/10/2013 Over the first month of my internship, I have developed many different new skills. I have been learning quite a few things about information technology and business management. In IT I have been working with several devices such as the blackberry Q10 & Z10, which are the new phones that employees are now switching to and I have also worked with the Wyse Xenith 2 terminals, which are portable desktop computers that connects to a data center where all the information of the treasury and employees is help, so that any employee can gain access in their accounts at any computer in the building. Last, I worked with Remedy which is software that used to keep tracks of orders of supplies, printers, computer software/ hardware and etc. from employees. The skills that I have learned in business management was how to run inventory and working behind the scenes of treasury. Maintaining inventory is a very important aspect of this job, because without supplies and hardware, how could this place function. I have learned that in order for a firm to make it and be successful is to work together as a team. Having that team mindset will help to create relationships based upon trust. I also learned that it takes persistence and hard work ethic to be successful in the corporate world. By observing my mentor and working with other employees of the department of treasury, I have had to keep up with them on a daily basis so that important assignments could get done at the specified time. Talk it over: Question 2: Companies should use investment entry modes whenever possible because they offer the greatest control over business operations. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Are there times when other types of market entry offer greater control? When is investment entry a poor option?

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