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In Episode 4 of our GMAT Ninja CR series, we tackle the most intimidating CR question type: Boldface & "Legalese" questions. If you've ever stared at an answer choice that reads, "The first is a consideration introduced to counter a position that...- May 14
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11 Nov 2013, 11:20
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Hello EveryOne !!
This isn't exactly related to GMAT strategy . I am little concerned about my workLoad at @ office and I need some advise as it is impacting my study plan a lot . I am a typical IT guy (6 years Exp) striving to get a managerial degree.
I have scheduled my GMAT in Dec Last week . With just 6 weeks left I Have to make an improvement of 90+ ( My current gmatprep score is 610). I cannot study because of the work ,which involves traveling to client sites at least 2-3 days in week. I am thinking of asking my manager to move me to a different Department ,within the business unit, that is less challenging and has a less scope of getting promoted . Since , GMAT & B-school is my priority I am totally fine to take this step, but I am not sure how to convince my manager ? What points should I put across that would enable a hassle free transition .
The Work I am opting for is non Technical and it is quite obvious my manager will ask me the reason for choosing process oriented work after 6 years of hardcore technical work ?
Please share some pointers . I would love to here some strategies ... thank you !!
This isn't exactly related to GMAT strategy . I am little concerned about my workLoad at @ office and I need some advise as it is impacting my study plan a lot . I am a typical IT guy (6 years Exp) striving to get a managerial degree.
I have scheduled my GMAT in Dec Last week . With just 6 weeks left I Have to make an improvement of 90+ ( My current gmatprep score is 610). I cannot study because of the work ,which involves traveling to client sites at least 2-3 days in week. I am thinking of asking my manager to move me to a different Department ,within the business unit, that is less challenging and has a less scope of getting promoted . Since , GMAT & B-school is my priority I am totally fine to take this step, but I am not sure how to convince my manager ? What points should I put across that would enable a hassle free transition .
The Work I am opting for is non Technical and it is quite obvious my manager will ask me the reason for choosing process oriented work after 6 years of hardcore technical work ?
Please share some pointers . I would love to here some strategies ... thank you !!
12 Nov 2013, 07:32
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gmatgambler
You are very well on track and its possible to cross 700..Just target weekends and maximize your study in that time...Make sure you are learning from you mistakes...
16 Jan 2014, 13:24
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Wow, that is a gamble indeed! I'd be very interested to hear your story and see what path you chose. I am wondering if you can discuss with your manager lowering your workload temporarily as opposed to transferring to an entirely different department?
