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January 9, 2010

Taking Charge of Your Career

From Kaplan Test Prep

Let’s face it.  Everyone has at least one gap on their resume and at least one skill set to develop.  Whether you’re an Art History major applying to business school or a b-school grad managing supply chain logistics for the first time, knowing how to identify your shortcomings and fill the holes is a critical skill on the path to professional fulfillment. 

SWOT Team

It should go without saying that you have to be your own advocate when it comes to career development.  While many companies have some type of development process— particularly for high potential employees— at the end of the day the responsibility is yours and yours alone.

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November 24, 2009

Preparing For Your MBA: Taking Classes Before Coming to Campus

Let’s face it: getting into the MBA program of your choice isn’t always easy. This may be especially true for younger people with less work experience, or would-be applicants with liberal arts or science backgrounds – valid pursuits, but not directly linked in an admissions director’s mind to making someone B-school ready. And once you’re in, will you be able to keep up with the math wizards sitting next to you in class? The best way to ensure you hit the ground running and don’t stumble your first year is to take classes that will help boost your skills and prepare you for the rigors of your first year as a business school student.

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