indirectly operate with IT. Hall (1976) holds the view that the degree and qualifications hold no value in case if a reputable job isn’t grabbed afterward. After completing my bachelors in Management Studies and masters in Business Administration, the career that I have chosen is Management Consulting. Being a Management Consultant, has several benefits. Firstly, it offers good salary packages and high prospects to travel. Secondly, it offers opportunity to operate with top management of client’s organization
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Since my apprenticeship in the family machine shop, my career has been building toward the day when I can introduce a new production business model. When I joined The Analytical Sciences Corporation after leaving the college, I was amazed to discover that my colleagues spent their days manually processing hundreds of changes to our central database. Realizing there had to be a better way, I taught myself programming and automated my job so it only took 3 hours to complete. My natural aptitude for
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“What are your career objectives and how will an MBA contribute to accomplishing these objectives?” I used to think that my income would never really matter. Then, I finished my undergraduate degree and entered the so called real world. As a golf professional fresh out of college, my opportunities for making sufficient money were limited. I took a job in Portland, Oregon as a full time golf instructor for the largest golf instruction company in the world, GolfTEC. I loved helping people and
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and analyzing public policies from the financial lens. As evident from my experience, I have not held a day-to-day position of this nature in my entire career. However, don’t let that fool you. I am familiar with the demands of this position having advised several professionals in these roles. I just happen to take a different approach to my career and decided to live, travel, learn, and expand my experience into many facets of business environment including contracting, finance, budgeting, auditing
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time during this course the purpose of me going back to graduate school. In 1998 I graduated from Saint-Petersburg State Institute of Technology where obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and Technology. After completion of study I started my career working at one of the biggest oil fields in the world operated by Chevron Company. During my first years of work I had a chance to be involved not only in specific tasks but in managerial activities also. At that time I started to feel that, being
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letter and the enclosed résumé as my application for the post. Let me briefly clarify how I can add value to your renowned Ideal College. At present, I am carrying out my MBA in Department of Banking from University of Dhaka and at the very edge of the finish line. I am currently holding the SECOND position with a CGPA of 3.85 (MBA) and 3.84 (BBA) on a scale of 4 in my department among the top graders. I have been furnished with first-rate analytical expertise to make the most of data for action, a
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The Past Born into a relatively normal middle class family in the March of 1978, my dad was English and my mom Afrikaans. We were two siblings with me being the eldest, with a younger brother. I was blessed early on in life as I had both sets of grandparents on both sides as well as one great-grandmother on my mother’s side until I was twenty. My dad’s side of the family was from Irish decent and my great-grandmother from German decent. I grew up loved, and I adored my dad, for the most part
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Topic #1: The Manager's Role View the one minute video posted below where a consultant from a global HR consulting firm gives her organization's view of the role of the manager. In your main topic response, discuss the role of a manager including these elements. • How would you describe the role of a manager? • Do you think the definitions given in the assigned articles and the video describe the role accurately based on your own experience? • Is there anything you would add? Be sure to incorporate
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Jack Welch Management Institute's MBA program “Develop success from failures. Discouragement and failure are two of the surest stepping stones to success.” Quotes, from Dale Carnegie, gives failure a new dimension to people in distress to look up to fulfills their dreams despite the many roadblocks in front of them. When one surpass their past failure and learn from them. They begin to pursue the dreams relentlessly; therefore, the dreams do become inevitable and accessible. I have also taken
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bought a “Used PC” and a modem, with my Savings. The excitement of fixing the PC myself and connecting to “Virtual” world with a Popular site called “Yahoo”. I grew up watching 2 of my close family members, who had a large influence in my education, career and planning. My father- a civil Engineer & My uncle- Electronic and Communications Engineering back ground; 17 years back they started an organization on Partnership. A IT Networking & Telecom Products Distribution Company in India &
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