Chances calculator by Aringo.com with 99 lines–predictive?
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Yes, I'd only consider it a promotion if you were promoted in the same company.
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came across this video essay sample. do you guys think I should go for something like this?
https://youtu.be/v9UfKvtm1Ng
https://youtu.be/v9UfKvtm1Ng
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This is way too polished. Almost feels inauthentic.
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Very good point regarding promotions, however i think that even moving to a different role in another company may be considered as promotion if you can explain why your new role is better or more senior, like moving from being an engineer in a team to managing a team (in another company).
Are you talking about a video essay? which school demands it??? (in the US, not ISB)rahulubercul wrote:came across this video essay sample. do you guys think I should go for something like this?
https://youtu.be/v9UfKvtm1Ng
Another thing about the work experience in this tool that i don't understand is the fact that managing people in a project is not impressive - some projects can last over a year, and managing people during such projects is a substantial contribution to one's work experience, so why give only one third of the points?