Useful posts (maybe)
I know I haven't been blogging recently, and there is a ton of stuff to update regarding the post-admit process - visa, housing, financial aid, and even a car! I will do that later once I have more time. I'm still working and plan to work through the summer to earn some extra moolah for school. Oh and the World Cup has been sucking a lot of time too ;) I envy all you guys that have already quit and are spending the summer traveling or just bumming around!! My turn will come... 2.5 weeks before I officially hand in my resignation letter and then another month before my last day. The management team doesn't know yet... how did you guys bring up the subject?
Anyway, I just wanted to say that I've added a section on the left for posts that I think would be useful for next year's class - GMAT tips, interviews, etc. Going through my old posts, I also found a few things about essays and recommendations, but they weren't in neat little posts that I can just link to, so if you're interested you'll have to wade in through all the muck of my application story =)
Anyway, I just wanted to say that I've added a section on the left for posts that I think would be useful for next year's class - GMAT tips, interviews, etc. Going through my old posts, I also found a few things about essays and recommendations, but they weren't in neat little posts that I can just link to, so if you're interested you'll have to wade in through all the muck of my application story =)
posted by SgHama | 11:20 AM
4 Comments:
you are doing an MBA in what field?
good compilation. i hope you get the time to write more often...
I'm still working too. Trying to save more $$. :-P
Take a deep breath. Say to yourself, "I can do this." Walk into your boss's office. "Hello. I was wondering if you had some time to chat? I would like to discuss something with you. *sit down* Over the past year I've been seriously thinking about my career goals and discovered i have a strong interest in [management, marketing, or whatever]. I believe an MBA will help me leverage myself into this position, so during this past year I've applied to a couple graduate schools. I was excited to receive admission to Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business and have decided to enroll in their program this fall..."
Anyway, just an idea to start you off. :-)
Hey Tuckie. Thanks for your comment. I tell you much on bringing up the topic of resignation with the management. In my casse, my manager and his boss knew all along, from the time I started preparing for my GMAT.
But I guess considering that you're going to Tuck, everyone would be proud and happy for you. Just prepare a nice little letter describing your experience at the organization.
Handing in the resignation letter definitely gives some kick.
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