I am excited about working together with MissionU because I believe that the program of Data Analytics and Business Intelligence will propel me into a future of limitless opportunities.
To put in perspective what I was doing before:
I was attending a university pursuing medical school. I was a very shy girl who lived in the library. I didn’t have many friends. I did not like socializing. I came across a job opportunity that was in the field of marketing. I took that opportunity because I felt it would strengthen my people skills. I believed that as a doctor – you need the right communication skills to be effective in your career with patients, not just skills that make you look good on paper. While working, I made the decision to stop attending university. I was not pursuing the path of becoming a doctor for the right reasons. After that realization, the money up front required to complete the journey wasn’t worth it to me. I decided to focus on marketing to make money work more
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The field of data analytics and business intelligence excites me because it is a field where I can learn applicable “hard,” “technical” skills that are required to execute quality work.
I see the trajectory of my life going two ways with MissionU:
1) I take what I learn and become and indispensable part of an organization or company to help them grow and be a valuable team player.
2) I take what I learn and apply it to my own business and create an organization to impact the marketplace in my own ways.
My dream is to impact the world making positive changes wherever I can. I know I am smart enough and I know I have the work ethic. If I get accepted into the San Francisco January cohort, it will be one step toward realizing my dreams of contributing to the advancement of
I am a hard working employee who is dedicated to get the job done successfully, effectively and efficiently. I have a strong background in business management and a variety of job experience. This has helped me to develop valuable skills and abilities I use in my personal and professional career path.
To seek admission into the MFA–Acting program at Yale School of Drama to transform myself into a lifetime actor by working on my physical and vocal instrument at the world-class academy, learning acting techniques, scene study, voice, text, speech, dialects, singing, particularly Alexander technique, in a collaborative, creative and diverse environment.
I learn and apply skills. I work with a sense of urgency and handle an array of responsibilities.
I work closely with my team ensuring that all staff are treated with respect and encouraging them to develop their own skills and knowledge whilst sharing their experiences with colleagues.
Although at the time it felt like a step back I didn't want this to stop me, I wanted to continue to discover what it is that I really feel is the right career path for me. After taking a marketing class the first semester and doing a term long project for the school, I was inspired to look into the field of marketing. The thrill of having a client and being able to help them out from small mom and pop shops to large companies, marketing will grant me the ability to communicate, and connect with people from varying
I do know that with whatever I do, I want to work with people. Yes, it is a vague vision, but I find that my strengths lie in my relatable and empathetic nature. I love initiating conversations with people and finding common ground. I believe that this is a significant strength to hold when communicating with alumni, potential donors, or any advocate of higher education. In addition to my people skills, I am an adaptable person. I can react to changes in a given moment, even if they may stray from the initial plan. Despite these changes, I am able to still meet the demands of the primary goal. This trait is crucial to have in the impermanent nature of higher education. Every year, people working in higher education have to discover new ways to reach the masses, how to advertise effectively on a budget, how to get the most diverse pool of applicants, how to get money to fund the institution or the scholarships of students. I want to make higher education more affordable and accessible to the masses.
I took a total detour to become a physician. Finishing my undergraduate as finance major at Stern business school, before starting my classes as a medical student, I worked as an intern at a Wall Street multimillion dollar firm. Soon I got picked up by a leading Wall Street financial bank with six figure salary just before my graduation. Despite all this success at the early stage of my life, I was not satisfied mentally with the direction my life had been headed. I had pursued a profession that was emotionally fulfilling and intellectually challenging, whose reward was different than bonuses and huge sales commissions; a profession that require my full abilities to use my intellect solving complex human problems with a rewarding meaningful
WellStar's mission is to improve the health and well-being of the individuals and communities we serve. I currently work with Fresenuis and their motive is similar. I strive to ensure that patients are served with the best service and WellStar is accustomed to this measure.
I am able to analyze a setting and provide the most effective communication to clearly present a thought through spoken and non-verbal approaches. Also, I find pride in expanding contacts within my community and being a bridge of knowledge to my colleagues and friends.
But at the moment, I’m interested in expanding my knowledge on databasing and eventually utilizing that in a way to have
I spend my days at work leading people and groups to succeed in solving problems and delivering business growth. Additionally, I look for ways I can improve the way I provide solution to customers and leading changes to achieve success. I focus on relationships and business
Throughout my life, my father instilled toughness and a will to succeed that I have carried throughout the years. I always pushed myself to prove others wrong. I am very competitive and transitioned that fire into my work. When I first entered into the bar business, I was just a bartender, in three years I became owner/manager and I had one of the most successful nightclubs in North Omaha. Soon, I got tired of the nightlife and I began the shift to prepare myself for a new profession.
From a very young age my parents instilled in me a deep appreciation for literature. Horacio Quiroga, Richard Bach, Louisa M. Alcott, and Antoine de Saint-Exupéri were some of the writers that played a fundamental role in my development as a reader and writer. Nonetheless, the pursuit of my intellectual goals has never been as straightforward as I envisioned growing up. Although I completed my junior and senior years of high school in the United States, I returned to my native Dominican Republic upon graduation, where I began a licenciatura en letras at the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD). Spring 2008 was my first semester and, unbeknownst to me, it would also be my last. During my brief time at UASD, I became acutely aware of the tensions between political parties during times of campaign and experienced what would become one of the worst protests in the history of the university. I managed to escape the riot before policemen threw tear gas, but the gunshot sounds and the chaos that invaded the library were frightening enough to make me reevaluate
Personal values play a crucial part in a person’s everyday decision making. It is important to find a place of work that integrates similar values and morals that you personally believe to avoid daily conflicts and dilemmas. This author needs a workplace that is full of integrity. You need to be able to trust your employer, and have your employer trust you. Honesty is important in the healthcare profession. This author needs a truthful environment even if mistakes are made, that is the only way to correct them. This author believes in doing what is right for the patient. In the healthcare field you are faced with daily dilemmas, regardless of the situation, the answer should always be what is going to help the patient
I can positively influence others, promote ideas and establish visions that can positively impact individuals, teams and work environment.