Hi Stacey,
I want to apply for MSCM ( masters in supply chain management ) program
at Ross for Winter 09 admissions.
- 3.5, M.S(Mech Engg), IIT Madras, India
- GMAT 570 (Q44, V25)
- Have been with Tata Consultancy Services, India, in the area of engineering services consulting for 9 years. Had taken up various roles in
techno-managerial and techno-commercial evaluations.
Computer aided Engineer (CAE) & Six sigma Consultant
Worked with GE,GM, Nissan, Chrysler both in India and abroad.
Six Sigma Black Belt.
- have grown Chrysler engineering business with TCS from scratch to $7 Million.
- I am working towards setting up my own consulting firm.
Exploring various business options
Played for Universities in cricket, Full time wicketkeeper batsman
- Traveling to Japan was very astonishing to me. Thats the first time I found myself in an non-English speaking country. I like their work culture, discipline and dedication. It took me couple of weeks to adjust to food, but I do really enjoy Japanese food. Working with a translator was a new experience to me, I felt like i needed to slow down and wait till I got throught communicating.
Preaparing for GMAT a month after I got married was very challenging.
Pls advise on what you think about my chances of getting admitted to this program.
Thanks
Yoko.
I want to apply for MSCM ( masters in supply chain management ) program
at Ross for Winter 09 admissions.
- 3.5, M.S(Mech Engg), IIT Madras, India
- GMAT 570 (Q44, V25)
- Have been with Tata Consultancy Services, India, in the area of engineering services consulting for 9 years. Had taken up various roles in
techno-managerial and techno-commercial evaluations.
Computer aided Engineer (CAE) & Six sigma Consultant
Worked with GE,GM, Nissan, Chrysler both in India and abroad.
Six Sigma Black Belt.
- have grown Chrysler engineering business with TCS from scratch to $7 Million.
- I am working towards setting up my own consulting firm.
Exploring various business options
Played for Universities in cricket, Full time wicketkeeper batsman
- Traveling to Japan was very astonishing to me. Thats the first time I found myself in an non-English speaking country. I like their work culture, discipline and dedication. It took me couple of weeks to adjust to food, but I do really enjoy Japanese food. Working with a translator was a new experience to me, I felt like i needed to slow down and wait till I got throught communicating.
Preaparing for GMAT a month after I got married was very challenging.
Pls advise on what you think about my chances of getting admitted to this program.
Thanks
Yoko.
thanks
Yoko
Yoko
