People often realize that their fundamental, specialized or perhaps technical qualifications do
not prepare them to manage complex situations and persons. The skills embedded in them
may be very different from those required to be a good manager or team leader. Enrolling in a
Master of Business Administration (MBA) program provides as a way of complementing
existing specialist skills with a range of general management skills. It is way of enhancing
their qualifications and skills so that they can take on these new roles competently and
confidently.
I have been working for last five years and I strongly believe now it is the right phase in my
career to earn an MBA, the degree that would provide me with global vision …show more content…
Business has always been in my blood, since our family has been running species business
from my grandfather’s time. I have always been hearing about business, raw material,
logistics, and production from my childhood. I am a science student with technical aptitude
and an interest in management. Since my school days I started developing interest in science,
which stemmed from an innate desire about heading out into new terrain, developing ideas
and subjects that fill needs that aren’t yet being addressed. I was determined to learn more
about science in my higher studies. With this aspiration in my mind, I joined for my under-
graduate and post- graduate course in Biotechnology at St. Berchmans College (affiliated to
Mahatma Gandhi University) Kerala, one among India’s best institutes for Biotechnology. I
received the degree of Master of Science in Biotechnology in 2008 and Bachelor of Science
in Biotechnology and Botany (Double main) in 2006 from University of Mahatma Gandhi,
India.
I think one of my most distinguishing characteristics is the diversity of experiences I …show more content…
Over time
and with the help of very good mentors I have been able to learn the business side of
Lifescience Industry. For me, the most exciting part of being an industry analyst is the
constant opportunity to learn something new. In my role as industry analyst, I use my training
as a post graduate student every day, in terms of technical expertise and a hypothesis-driven
approach to problem solving and decision making. My experience as industry analyst has
been challenging and rewarding. To my surprise, I can confidently say that I have also
learned more science since moving into investment world than I did at the bench. The breadth
of my knowledge has expanded greatly in areas in which I had no exposure.
Over the past four years, I have been working in the field of healthcare industry. I was
working as Clinical reporting executive in Clinical Data management department at Lotus
Labs Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore, India for 1.5 years. This experience helped me gain ample amount
of professional exposure with excellent written and verbal communication skill. Then I joined
ICON PLC, a Dublin based Clinical research organization, located at Trivandrum,
not prepare them to manage complex situations and persons. The skills embedded in them
may be very different from those required to be a good manager or team leader. Enrolling in a
Master of Business Administration (MBA) program provides as a way of complementing
existing specialist skills with a range of general management skills. It is way of enhancing
their qualifications and skills so that they can take on these new roles competently and
confidently.
I have been working for last five years and I strongly believe now it is the right phase in my
career to earn an MBA, the degree that would provide me with global vision …show more content…
Business has always been in my blood, since our family has been running species business
from my grandfather’s time. I have always been hearing about business, raw material,
logistics, and production from my childhood. I am a science student with technical aptitude
and an interest in management. Since my school days I started developing interest in science,
which stemmed from an innate desire about heading out into new terrain, developing ideas
and subjects that fill needs that aren’t yet being addressed. I was determined to learn more
about science in my higher studies. With this aspiration in my mind, I joined for my under-
graduate and post- graduate course in Biotechnology at St. Berchmans College (affiliated to
Mahatma Gandhi University) Kerala, one among India’s best institutes for Biotechnology. I
received the degree of Master of Science in Biotechnology in 2008 and Bachelor of Science
in Biotechnology and Botany (Double main) in 2006 from University of Mahatma Gandhi,
India.
I think one of my most distinguishing characteristics is the diversity of experiences I …show more content…
Over time
and with the help of very good mentors I have been able to learn the business side of
Lifescience Industry. For me, the most exciting part of being an industry analyst is the
constant opportunity to learn something new. In my role as industry analyst, I use my training
as a post graduate student every day, in terms of technical expertise and a hypothesis-driven
approach to problem solving and decision making. My experience as industry analyst has
been challenging and rewarding. To my surprise, I can confidently say that I have also
learned more science since moving into investment world than I did at the bench. The breadth
of my knowledge has expanded greatly in areas in which I had no exposure.
Over the past four years, I have been working in the field of healthcare industry. I was
working as Clinical reporting executive in Clinical Data management department at Lotus
Labs Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore, India for 1.5 years. This experience helped me gain ample amount
of professional exposure with excellent written and verbal communication skill. Then I joined
ICON PLC, a Dublin based Clinical research organization, located at Trivandrum,