MBA 2022, India<\/p>\n
Since her graduation, Caroline has worked in the retail and telecom side of the IT and consulting industry. As an engineer, she has enjoyed building and optimising solutions in her projects. Now she wants to explore the business aspects of her field.<\/p>\n
In her spare time, Caroline has volunteered with Catch Them Young, a group that works to find the state\u2019s best young talents and provides technical and interpersonal skill training to help them realise their long-term goals. She also enjoys playing sports like badminton, swimming, and volleyball.<\/p>\n
Achievements<\/strong><\/p>\n What attracted you to the MBA programme at Kent Business School and why?<\/strong><\/p>\n The MBA Challenge is something unique to Kent and that caught my eye. It is the perfect fusion of real-time exposure to different work settings, exploring the demands of the industries, and focusing on one\u2019s strengths and areas of improvement.<\/p>\n On top of it, earning the MBA from one of the top 1% of business schools with the Triple Crown title couldn\u2019t hold me back.<\/p>\n Over the four years of my professional journey, I have realised one needs to be well-versed in both technical and business concepts to understand the industry in depth. Continuing in the current role won\u2019t be giving me the right exposure and Kent MBA works perfectly to steer me in the right direction.<\/p>\n Aspiration<\/strong><\/p>\n I hope to advance to leadership roles in the technology and consulting sectors after gaining the required transferable skills to apply in any area of business.<\/p>\n Advice<\/strong><\/p>\n Ask questions when in doubt, you never know what ideas can emerge in the process.<\/p>\n \u201cIf you believe it\u2019ll work out, you\u2019ll see opportunities. If you don\u2019t believe it\u2019ll work out, you\u2019ll see obstacles.\u201d\n
\n– Wayne Dyer<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"