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i went with right side in my resume

I meant your cover letter not resume

I wanted to mention is that you can do 2 pages for the organizational chart and I recommend that you do one page for the hierarchy part and then another that shows how you interact with other departments, investors, clients etc - give them a better idea of who you are interacting with. This is how entrepreneurs generally approach the org chart. It just adds more value for them to see who you’re actually working with rather than you are being managed by person X https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVNeXgAXiCM same principle as this: "What if I’m a solo entrepreneur or external contractor? What is the best way to display my chart when I am an organization of one?" If you are a solo entrepreneur or contractor, try this: place yourself at the center of the chart, then make branches representing the various constituents and stakeholders you interact with (for example, clients, suppliers, investors, board of directors).

Hi guys, it seems that MIT removes the 3 tracks (Finance, Entrepreneurship & Innovation and Enterprise Management) in their website. I remember I saw tracks last year. Does anyone know if MIT still offers MBA tracks this year?

The tracks have been removed this year, now you just have your core courses and core electives. The rest of the curriculum is up to you to shape based on what you like (you will still need approval before you can take courses outside the MIT Sloan graduate level or Harvard subject courses)