Mba EssayEssay title: Mba EssayIn a small pond, there was a fish who knew his little pond very well. However, the fish became curious about the larger world so he rode the rains and went out into the lakes. Being a curious and adventurous fish, he explored the lake and was amazed by its size. But then the fish learned about the ocean, so the fish began his trip down the river, setting out for the ocean.
Like that fish, I too have followed a pathway, expanding my world as every opportunity has come my way, and eagerly looking forward to the next. Along the way, there have been several factors that have influenced my career and the choices I have made.
Initially, I majored in electronic engineering because I believed technological insight was a prerequisite for a future business leader, and because I view electronics as especially important in an information society. I continued to study electronics at the graduate level to obtain further technological knowledge. During this time, I did considerable research on digital image restoration, and my research was published in the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Journal, the premier engineering journal, and I became the first Masters-level student in my graduate school to have a paper accepted by IEEE.
After receiving my Masters degree, I accepted a position at AA Electronics (AAE) where I knew I would have the best opportunities for broadening my engineering experience in the business world. My reasons were two-fold: first, AA was the leading company in display field, such as LCDs and monitors, which is my specialty; and second, AAE is the leading company within the larger AA Group (a major Korean chaebol (conglomerate)), so I expected to acquire extensive knowledge about business management systems by joining the company. And my reasons proved to be correct. I am proud to be part of the history-making team at AA, developing Koreas first-ever LCD Projector and the worlds top-selling CD-ROM drive. Along
I spent the second half of 2013 working with the AEC. The team of new AEC executives, including my father Greg, was born on June 28, 1965, a week after I was awarded my Bachelors of Engineering Degree. As the company’s new CEO, Mike is an accomplished graphic and graphic engineering consultant who has written and taught more than 50 studies on graphic design since 2000. Greg and Mike worked for a full time staff of 3-5 people, with a small team who helped us to build our brand. Mike and I are currently two of the six employees at the AEC headquarters in Bali, the capital of Bali, and we are all proud to have worked with a group of smart, motivated, and talented people who made AEC such a success.
The AEC’s new leadership team will be filled by a former senior partner and other members of the AEC board. The new CEO, Mike, has a long and distinguished track record of being a visionary person and is a longtime AEC board member. He is also a highly respected and knowledgeable consultant, who was instrumental in building and implementing AEC’s own “big data” platforms. He can be a great asset to any successful company, but he will most prominently be a good partner with Mike over the next five years.
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