Interview this!
A few words to say that we had a recruitment week at school. Meaning that a whole bunch of companies (expecially in Finance and Consulting), come to give presentations, and put up job postings. As it is an integral part of the MBA, I have done my share of applications, and was pleasantly surprised to be contacted for 2 interviews this week. One is over, and I must say I was not impressinve, and the next one is tomorrow (let’s hope I won’t be stressed as I usually am during these situations).
First, I must finish a 2500 words negotiation paper (taking a break right now), which I must say will wrap up a great learning experience, then make sure to prepare properly…
Funny thing, I am applying for internship at French banks and was surprised to see that the major bank I hadn’t applied for, was victim of the biggest financial fraud by one of its trader. This raises major ethical issues, and I must say that I hope that it is a very isolated issue and that similar practise never happen again!
On a brighter note, while listening toan online radio to keep me up when typing this 2500 wors report, I descovered a talented Ethiopian-born artist named Kenna.With Chad Hugo (the other half of The Neptunes, with Pharrell) doing the beat, and something that reminds me of Bloc Party, I immediatly got hooked. I’ll be listening to his album sometime soon, let’s hope that all his tracks are to the level of “Say Goodbye to Live“. It’s a shame that I discover him that late, considering he has been around since 2003…
If you have repeated “I must say” in your paper as frequently as you have done in your blog post, I am sure that you wrote your 2500 words easily.
Marwan said this on January 26, 2008 at 1:47 am |
How can believe a single guy is responsible for such a fraud. I would rather suggest the top management decided which one in the company would be the victim !
e said this on January 29, 2008 at 10:29 am |