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[FMBA] [Where are you now?] Sidharth Jayant (FMBA 2009, The Fourth Cohort) – Rakuten TV

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Full-Time MBA, Fourth Cohort: Sidharth Jayant Sidharth Jayant, who graduated from Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB in 2009, is spending busy days as the Chief Product Officer of Rakuten TV. Sidharth started at Samsung Electronics headquarter post graduating from MBA program. He assisted with building Samsung Smart TV APP store in Europe. Then he moved to European headquarter of Samsung Electronics to help set up Europe-wide operations for Smart TV Apps, helping to build and expand the first set of owned and operated video services from Samsung across Smart TVs, Tablets, and Smart phones. In 2014, Sidharth, who moved to Rakuten TV, explained the reason for transitioning into the broadcasting industry: “It was important for me to learn not just the TV manufacturers' part of the business but also the other parts of the video streaming value chain. The need to learn and grow in the process was a key area of focus for me.” Rakuten TV, one of the leading streaming platforms in Europe, offering FAST (free ad supported streaming tv) channels, popular movies and TV shows for free supported with advertisements and new release movies to rent or buy. His role requires him to build product features that solve user problems and create moments of delight be it by making content discovery easier or helping users with the most localized (language, currency, payment method etc.) experience when using Rakuten TV service across Europe. He is also tasked with building strategic alliances with industry partners that enables Rakuten TV to expose its service on the most popular devices in use. The lessons learned at SKK GSB have helped Sidharth transition from Content Service Manager at Samsung Electronics to Chief Product Officer at Rakuten TV. He explained, “The lessons to build strategic alliances learned at SKK GSB have been very handy for me. At Rakuten TV and Samsung Electronics, one of the key activities I engaged in was forming strategic alliances to drive business success. Additionally, in the MBA program, the strategy simulation activity taught me the importance of continuously improving the product by solving users' problems and providing services that delight them, which has led to significant business growth" In addition, the lessons from MBA program-such as investing in product before expanding too quickly and leveraging the strength of multicultural environment-have greatly helped Sidharth’s career. To current students at SKK GSB and future prospects, Sidharth said, “In the early stages of one’s career and even when one is in a senior leadership role, constant learning is necessary. Technology is evolving fast and so is the business across industries. The focus on learning organically brings growth and the associated benefits in and outside work.
- 작성일 2024-09-03
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[FMBA] [Where are you now?] Cinar Sahin (FMBA 2008, The Third Cohort) - Seagate Technology

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Full-Time MBA, Third Cohort: Cinar Sahin Cinar Sahin, who graduated from SKK GSB at Sungkyunkwan University in 2008, is currently working as the Worldwide Distribution Pricing Director at Seagate Technology, saying that the lessons from SKK GSB still affect him. He stated, "Professor Phil Hwa Yoo's pricing classes, which profoundly shaped my career in pricing, and Professor Tae Young Kim's strategy classes continue to resonate and inform my professional discussions to this day." Cinar added, "Guest speakers like Hermann Simon, the worldwide best-selling author of 'Hidden Champions,' left a lasting impression with their impactful presentations." Born in Turkey, Cinar worked at Samsung Electronics in Korea after graduating from SKK GSB, then worked in the UAE, and now lives in Singapore. He was deeply influenced by Korea's work culture, which has been invaluable throughout his career journey. He added, "I was influenced by Korea's highly disciplined work culture and hardworking people, which has enabled me to work in various countries without difficulty." As the Worldwide Distribution Pricing Director, he spearheaded a major profitability initiative that resulted in a substantial increase of over 700 basis points (1bp=0.01 percentage point) in profitability over the past year. Cinar is not content to stay here; he finds rejuvenation for his work through continuous learning and studying various topics. Studying is, in fact, a time for recharge for him. He is currently studying topics such as AI/ML-supported pricing models and decentralized finance. Reflecting on his time and memories at SKK GSB, he emphasized to future prospects and current students, " SKK GSB's MBA is a great MBA program. If you focus on learning and expanding your relationships and experience, it will be very fruitful for future career. Make the most of this time to explore your own passions and strengths; then, it will greatly help your career and life."
- 작성일 2024-08-26
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[FMBA] [Where are you now?] Deepak Sachan (FMBA 2009, The Fourth Cohort) – Samsung Electronics

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Full-Time MBA, Fourth Cohort: Deepak Sachan Deepak Sachan has been working at Samsung Electronics since graduating from SKK GSB at Sungkyunkwan University in 2009, for the past 15 years. He started at Samsung HQ in Korea, then moved back to India, where he is working at SIEL(Samsung India Electronics Private Limited), the india subsidiary of Samsung Electronics. Deepak has held in various roles across product marketing, retail, strategy and analytics. Presently he is working as a general manager in business innovation team. Reflecting on his time at SKK GSB, Deepak notes that strategic consulting, data-driven decision-making, and a global perspective have greatly influenced his career development. Deepak said, "Especially, the Strategic Consulting Academy at SKK GSB played a crucial role in shaping my approach to problem-solving. The rigorous curriculum, which included case studies, simulations, and real-world consulting projects, honed my analytical skills and taught me to think strategically." Additionally, the data-driven decision-making he learned through the MBA program have been another cornerstone of his success. He explained, "I was trained to leverage data to uncover insights, validate hypotheses, and make informed decisions at SKK GSB." He also mentioned that global mindset he gained through the diverse student body and faculty has been helpful in collaborating effectively with colleagues from different backgrounds at a multinational corporation like Samsung Electronics. Deepak applies the knowledge he gained at SKK GSB to his work to solve problems. When devising strategies to revitalize Samsung's consumer electronics business, which had experienced stagnant growth, he conducted a market analysis and identified key pain points. He developed a strategy that included launching a new online sales channel and creating a 360° marketing strategy, as he learned at SKK GSB. These initiatives collectively contributed to a significant turnaround, with the online channel alone projected to generate $80 million in annual revenue. He said that he gained valuable lessons from SKK GSB that still influence him. Deepak stated, "The days at SKK GSB has been instrumental in shaping my career and equipping me with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the fast-paced and ever-evolving technology industry."
- 작성일 2024-08-07
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[EMBA] [Where are you now?] Jonathan Cho (EMBA 2014, The Fourth Cohort) – SK Hynix

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Executive MBA, Fourth Cohort: Jonathan Cho Jonathan Cho, who graduated from SKK GSB at Sungkyunkwan University in 2014, currently works as Vice President of Biz. Market Intelligence at SK Hynix. After completing the Indiana Kelley–SKK GSB Executive MBA(EMBA) course at SKK GSB, Jonathan became the head of the Market Intelligence division a few years later and even took on the role of an in-house marketing instructor. Jonathan says that a significant part of his current career is thanks to the EMBA program at SKK GSB. He found the global campus experience at SKK GSB extremely attractive. He stated, "All classes were conducted in English, and I was able to take classes with classmates from various countries, such as Canada, Russia, India, China, and Saudi Arabia. It felt like attending an overseas MBA program." One of Jonathan's most memorable experiences at SKK GSB was completing the Applied Business Project (ABP). He recalled, "ABP is the final semester project course that maximizes the knowledge learned in the EMBA program. Our team proposed a project to export Binggrae's banana milk to the U.S. and held meetings with Binggrae's marketing staff." He added, "It remains memorable because we gave it our best." Since moving to a new company, Jonathan continues to work in the Market Intelligence field but with a broader scope. He now performs traditional Market Intelligence tasks, such as analyzing market dynamics, supply chain analysis, and business intelligence analysis, which are crucial in the semiconductor industry. He mentioned that he is also exploring ways to incorporate AI into forecasting and analysis. In addition to Market Intelligence, Jonathan is responsible for ESG in his current role. He welcomed SKK GSB's recent strengthening of AI, Data Analytics, and ESG courses, stating, "The importance of data cannot be overstated going forward." Regarding ESG, he emphasized, "ESG is one of the most important values a company can contribute to society. As more companies seek ESG experts, it is a promising field." Jonathan has published five books on Eastern and Western classics, philosophy, leadership, and more. His most recent publication, "The Shrewd Leader's Move," includes insights on the leadership of Cao Cao. He explained, "Cao Cao demonstrated his vision and mission, as well as his communication and coordination with members, as a leader by the book." He continued, "Cao Cao made many mistakes in his youth but learned from them and designed his organization meticulously from his mid-40s onward, creating a system capable of a virtuous circle. He established a process where everything functioned well organically, even without his presence." In addition, Jonathan engages in various activities, such as performing as a member of an amateur jazz band at the Jarasum Jazz Festival. While most office workers are pressed for time, how has he managed to balance all these activities? In addition, Jonathan engages in various activities, such as performing as a member of an amateur jazz band at the Jarasum Jazz Festival. While most office workers are pressed for time, how has he managed to balance all these activities? He cited effective energy management and a consistent effort as know-how of his approach. Jonathan said, "For employees and managers, 'work' is a priority, but being immersed in work can narrow your perspective and make stress unbearable. Instead of relieving stress through drinking or sports like golf, I allocate time to consistently read, write, and play musical instruments." Jonathan explained that playing jazz and writing books relate to his work life. He noted that jazz performance, which requires harmony with other musicians, is connected to organizational life in a company. He stated that writing about self-development, research on marketing strategies, and leadership necessary for work results in the creation of a book. He said, “It’s like the concept of ‘penetrating everything with one principle.’”
- 작성일 2024-07-18
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[FMBA] [Where are you now?] Peter Hanti (FMBA 2007, The Second Cohort) – Citi Bank

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Full-Time MBA, Second Cohort: Peter Hanti Peter Hanti, who graduated from SKK GSB at Sungkyunkwan University in 2007, is currently working as the Global Digital Transformation Senior Vice President at Citibank. He works out of Budapest, Hungary. Since graduating from the SKK GSB MBA program, he first worked in management consulting (Accenture, Big4s) for a decade, focusing on corporate strategies in energy and financial services. Peter then diversified his skillset by leading major business and IT programs in banks, primarily in digitalization. His successful deliveries include various digital transformation projects, for instance a retail bank transitioned from traditional paper-based processes to paperless in all their 100+ branch offices in Hungary. The bank later introduced other products built on the end-to-end solution Peter and his 80-100 people strong project team implemented to create remote (mobile) processes which had a great client reception during and after the COVID times. His current role at Citi is to drive finance digitalization and automation programs globally. Peter stated that his MBA studies at SKK GSB equipped him with invaluable knowledge in analytics and corporate finance. He added "Soft skills like structured thinking, communication, and awareness of Asian-European business culture enabled a career in consulting and banking. It is fair to say my MBA laid a solid groundwork for becoming professionally who I am today. Thanks to the excellent MBA program, to my professors for the outstanding classes, and to my classmates who shared their friendship and provided an intellectually challenging environment for growth." He who has a successful career in consulting and banking, balances professional responsibilities with his personal life. Peter said, "My personal life became more important to me after my son and daughter were born. The post-COVID era is rich in flexible work options, allowing me to prioritize urgent and important matters regardless if in private life or work.” In order to do meaningful work in a short period he uses timeboxing, a simple tool using set timeframes to complete tasks. Peter advised "Be open, be curious, try everything, but prioritize and have a goal for your next 5 years," for current SKK GSB MBA students aspiring to achieve prosperous career in consulting and banking. He also emphasized, "Your goal might change often as the world, our circumstances and priorities change - And adapting should be a second nature. Respect cultures and individuals, build strong personal and professional relationships, face personal weaknesses and learn to grow from there."
- 작성일 2024-07-09
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[FMBA] [Where are you now?] Jiwon Hong (FMBA 2007, The Second Cohort) – YesPlz AI

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Full-Time MBA, Second Cohort: Jiwon Hong Jiwon Hong, who is running a startup in Santa Clara, USA, graduated from SKK GSB in 2007 and worked as a Product Manager in the marketing division at Samsung Electronics. In the latter part of her career at Samsung Electronics, her job was to collaborate with startups in Silicon Valley. At this time, she had a plan to dive in the Silicon Valley startup ecosystem. She said, "There was a faith that it was okay to fail and return to a job if needed. So, I took on the challenge of entrepreneurship." YesPlz AI, founded by Jiwon, provides a service that searches for and recommends clothes that users want through artificial intelligence (AI). For instance, customers can select desired shoulder shapes, colors, and other preferences based on a mannequin drawing, and AI will suggest clothing items that closely match these preferences. It has significantly benefited clients such as W.Concept, the Handsome, Kolon Mall, and more, boosting cart size by 1.7 times and sales by over 10%. Before achieving current success, she had previously founded a startup called 50ml in 2017, which recommended various food seasonings but ultimately failed. Jiwon stated, "At Samsung, I gained the confidence in product management and biz development, however, 50ml taught me the essence of entrepreneurship." She explained "50ml was a marketplace for gourmet condiments, but I made the mistake of building a product without talking to users and waiting for customers to find it. Learning from that experience, I started YesPlz AI by interviewing users, quickly building prototypes based on their feedback, and continually iterating. This process now applies to everything I do at YesPlz AI, from marketing to sales and hiring." Jiwon emphasized that building stamina is important for the startup journey. She added, "Nowadays, I start my day with intensive cardio and a cold shower. I wish I had started this routine in my early startup days. I wish I had spent more time working out to build my stamina earlier." Jiwon advised current MBA students aspiring to enter the tech industry or start their ventures to build as many side projects as possible. She emphasized, "You won't land a great product manager role or any other job without relevant experience.' Constantly validating your ideas with users and iterating quickly is crucial not only for securing a job at tech companies but also for finding the right market fit for your venture." Now she envisions a future where shopping agents handle shopping for humans. These agents, powered by large AI models, will know exactly what users are looking for and can scan millions of products in seconds. Jiwon said, "We can provide the fashion brain that plugs into these agents to discover the perfect product for users. Ultimately, I hope we contribute to improving shopping efficiency in the industry."
- 작성일 2024-06-24
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[FMBA] [Where are you now?] Pawel Rokicki (FMBA 2006, The First Cohort) – Foundation of Consumers

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Sungkyunkwan University SKK GSB organized a series of "Where are you now?" interviews with alumni to find out how they are doing in their careers and what life has been like since graduation. SKK GSB Full-Time MBA, First Cohort: Pawel Rokicki Pawel currently lives close to Warsaw, Poland. He is the leader of the Foundation of Consumers, a non-profit organization that advocates for consumers' rights, a husband, and a father of five. Since he earned an MBA from SKK GSB, he worked at Samsung Electronics' headquarters. Why did he return to SKK GSB for an MBA when he already had a degree in business? Pawel recalls the day he received an e-mail announcing the recruitment for the program of studies at the newly opened SKK GSB’s full-time MBA. He says "My dream was to gain more business knowledge together with international exposure. I had never been to Asia before, and it sounded like a great adventure. Also, SKK GSB was collaborating with MIT Sloan School of Management, so there was a real chance for me to study in the US as well." Pawel realized what it meant to study at the world’s top-tier MBA program. He emphasizes "The studies were hard but very fruitful." One of the skills that he strengthened was to be persistent with his goals and not to give up. He remembers one weekly course in finance when students were asked to prepare a valuation of a merger of two companies. After hearing what was required to do he seriously had no idea how to do it. He started to talk to other students, they went back to the professor to ask additional questions. With this extra support, they were in the end able to prepare the right solution. "Eighteen years have passed since my graduation and this skill of being persistent is still with me and it’s a real blessing in both my professional and private life", he says. He adds that while living in South Korea, a completely different culture from Poland, he learned how to question himself before acting based on intuition or emotions. “Because my intuition was Polish and not Korean. And my emotions could be a response to a wrong interpretation of reality”, he says. Back in Poland, Pawel founded and runs the Foundation of Consumers – a non-profit organization with a mission to protect consumer rights. He states, "I have consumer rights advocacy in my blood because my mother spent her professional life in that area." To strengthen consumer rights the foundation recently created a digital tool that helps consumers quickly resolve disputes with companies online. Pawel says "Via our platform, consumers can send a message to the company and decide to make the case public - then both the content of the case and the company's responses to it are visible to Internet users. For the company, a quick solution helps maintain a good reputation." Pawel's professional dream is to build a well-functioning social business for consumer empowerment in Poland. Pawel works from home and with his wife, they homeschool their children. “It is thanks to the engagement of my wonderful wife. She’s the real worker in our family!” he says. How does he balance family life with professional aspirations? “My strategy is simple: my work is supposed to serve my family and not the other way around. And a family – that is a real enterprise too. Your young 'associates' often don’t listen to you. We try to teach them how to behave, calmly but firmly, rebuke them with love, create clear boundaries, and establish a daily routine of assigning specific tasks so that kids can help us.” And he concludes: “I think we have a rather well-organized 'family enterprise'. I wouldn’t change it for anything else!” What advice would Pawel give to current students or entrepreneurs? He stresses the role of setting the right goal in life. “In my early 30s, I realized that I had not found happiness in life. Something was missing. And that something was… God. So my number one priority is my relationship with God. Then comes my marriage and kids followed by my professional life. Eventually, there is a space for all other activities e.g. hobbies. So, the advice that I could give to myself and others is: don’t overprioritize work and other activities over your relationship with God and family.” Pawel concludes our interview by saying: “I wish I could visit Korea one day with my family to show them the country, the culture, and the awesome business school that I attended.”
- 작성일 2024-06-03
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[FMBA] Chanya Temkampol (FMBA 2023) – Hyundai Engineering

I‘m Chanya Temkampol from Thailand. I completed my full-time MBA program as part of the Class of 2023, graduating in February of the following year. Before my journey in Korea, I spent two years contributing to the financial sector as a Consumer Banking Analyst with Citibank in Thailand. Post-MBA, I am working as a Human Resources professional at Hyundai Engineering. ▷ What motivated you to choose the Full-Time MBA program? My decision to pursue the Full-Time MBA program at SKK GSB is rooted in the program's curriculum, which I find exceptionally applicable to real-world business scenarios. The inclusion of courses such as the investment portfolio course, global field trip, and applied business projects resonates with my commitment to gaining practical, hands-on experience. ▷ Have the lessons from your MBA program proven beneficial in your work? The diverse composition of my MBA class has played a significant role in enhancing my professional adaptability. The ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds has been a valuable asset in fostering collaboration and contributing positively to the workplace environment. ▷ Has pursuing an MBA contributed to your career development? Before embarking on this journey, I lacked any background or experience related to Korea. The MBA program has served as a strategic stepping stone, facilitating my integration into the Korean business environment in several significant ways. ▷ Could you describe the assistance you received from the CDC(Career Development Center)? I actively and extensively utilized the services provided by the Career Development Center (CDC) during my time at SKK GSB. Especially during my last semester, which marked a critical period for job applications, I made it a priority to visit the CDC regularly. On average, I engaged with the center at least once a week. As the interview stages approached, I actively participated in mock interviews organized by the CDC. These sessions were instrumental in honing my interview skills and building confidence. The CDC provided valuable insights into crafting effective internship applications and helped me strategize for success in securing a meaningful internship opportunity. ▷ What advice would you give to individuals (prospective students) who are contemplating pursuing an MBA? Connect with current students and alumni at SKK GSB to gain insights into their experiences and take advantage of the networking opportunities provided by SKK GSB. SKK GSB has a track record of providing a transformative MBA experience, making it an excellent choice to align with your career goals. Tailor your approach to make the most of what SKK GSB has to offer for a successful and impactful MBA journey.
- 작성일 2024-05-16
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[FMBA] Sally Marshall(FMBA 2023, SKT)

I completed my Full-time MBA with SKK GSB and graduated in 2023 with specializations in Management and Business Analytics. I applied to SK Telecom as part of their Global Junior Talent recruitment program and entered the company as an HR Manager. SKK GSB’s MBA program greatly helped me to prepare for this role, and I have been able to apply the knowledge I gained on a daily basis. ▷ What motivated you to choose the Full-Time MBA program? Coming from a non-business background with limited work experience and seeking a change in career path into HR, it was difficult to find opportunities. I saw undertaking an MBA program as an excellent opportunity to develop my skills in a new area and gain a higher-level qualification to give myself more of a competitive advantage. Knowing that SKK GSB has been consistently ranked as the number 1 MBA program in Korea, the choice was easy. ▷ Have the lessons from your MBA program proven beneficial in your actual work? When working with employee data for insights and creating reports I often draw on skills I learnt in courses such as Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions. Additionally, Strategic Management concepts have guided me in aligning HR practices with overall business objectives, such as talent development programs, that support the company’s growth strategy. Overall, the MBA program has enhanced my ability to contribute to my team through leveraging the skills I developed in my Management and Business Analytics tracks along with the various other courses I studied. ▷ Has pursuing an MBA contributed to your career development? Pursuing an MBA has provided me with a strong foundation in business principles, strategic thinking, and leadership skills that have been instrumental in advancing my career. Through coursework, networking opportunities, and real-world projects, I gained valuable insights into various industries and developed the ability to analyze complex business challenges effectively. Additionally, the MBA experience equipped me with the confidence to change my career path and pursue new opportunities that I would not have had previously. ▷ Could you describe the assistance you received from the CDC(Career Development Center)? The Career Development Center offered me a lot of support throughout my journey in the MBA. The opportunity to have 1:1 sessions to review job applications and practice interviews enabled me to increase my confidence in my ability to perform well. ▷ What advice would you give to individuals (prospective students) who are contemplating pursuing an MBA? While the study is challenging, the program is designed incredibly well and the faculty is amazing. The knowledge, experience, and network I have gained have proven invaluable throughout current professional career.
- 작성일 2024-05-09
- 조회수 3626
[FMBA] Hanhee Lee (FMBA 2024)

I am Hanhee Lee from the Full-Time MBA Class of 2024. I did my 2023 summer internship at global automotive parts company as an automotive components project manager, and I was offered a full-time position in January. I am very excited to start my new career at one of the biggest global automotive parts company. ▷ What motivated you to choose the Full-Time MBA program? My previous position at my former workplace focused on technology sales, particularly competitor analysis and market research. Due to a lack of management-related expertise and data analysis, it was difficult to analyze and utilize data in the process of discovering relevant information from large data sets and constructing a company's mid-to-long-term strategic plan. As a result of my struggle to find solutions to compensate for these inadequacies and to grow, I learned about the Sungkyunkwan University Full-Time MBA program. SKK GSB is in the vanguard of the digital and data-driven revolution, with a specific analytics-focused track, and I thought this was a brilliant way to look at the sector from different angles while also addressing pressing matters about my career. ▷ Have the lessons from your MBA program proven beneficial in your actual work? Now, I am working as a project manager, and I manage projects from the beginning to the end. From the quotation phase to the completion of the project, it's crucial to manage resources effectively and establish a timeline for product development. During the development phase, maintaining quality and fostering communication with collaborative partners are essential. Furthermore, understanding how to manage the supply chain post-production is imperative. Through my Full-Time MBA program, I gained knowledge in data analysis, sales and marketing, communication, and more. This knowledge enables me to become a master of the overall project management process. ▷ Has pursuing an MBA contributed to your career development? If I had chosen not to pursue an MBA degree, I would just have been a common worker in a not-so-special place. My MBA degree has helped me broaden my vision and has given me the courage and ability to make my dream become reality. My experiences and MBA degree have been acknowledged, my employer would like to give me opportunities to grow as a team leader or even a business unit manager. Having completed an MBA program conducted entirely in English, my employer is also considering giving me the opportunity to be placed in a global office. ▷ Could you describe the assistance you received from the CDC(Career Development Center)? I mainly utilized the services of the Career Development Center (CDC) to look for my summer internship. I had a very specific industry and position I wanted to pursue, and the CDC was very approachable when preparing for this. an foreign Instructor of the Career Development Center, helped me write a better resume and edit my LinkedIn profile to attract more recruiters when they are searching for candidates. Director of the Career Development Center, also helped me connect with alumni who are already in the field or who might be interested in recruiting me. Through this help, I was able to gain more insight and information into the industry I want to work in. ▷ What advice would you give to individuals (prospective students) who are contemplating pursuing an MBA? Be more specific and honest with yourself about why you want to pursue an MBA. There are many master’s degrees you can pursue, but why business administration? Why in Korea? Why does it have to be SKK GSB? For me, SKK GSB was the best option because it had a business analytics track and it was taught 100% in English.
- 작성일 2024-04-30
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