[isha]

dear friends,
plz tell me
of what quality and type i should prepare resume so as to get admission in
top mba colleges.
*I dont have WORK EXPERIENCE , participated once DRAMA inter college
copetition
and has done diploma in software engineering
One more thing that i have got a CALL from one college.
So, i need to prepare as soon as possible

[Gordon]

"isha" wrote in message
...
dear friends,
plz tell me
of what quality and type i should prepare resume so as to get admission in
top mba colleges.

Something plain and readable - Times New Roma, Courier, etc etc.

*I dont have WORK EXPERIENCE , participated once DRAMA inter college
copetition
and has done diploma in software engineering

Expect dissapointment - do you KNOW what an MBA really is?

[TJ Gunnz]

Wow Gordon! You really a pretty rude, aren't you? Perhaps you need to go
back to school yourself and learn some manners.
--
TJ Gunnz


"Gordon" wrote:

"isha" wrote in message
...
dear friends,
plz tell me
of what quality and type i should prepare resume so as to get admission in
top mba colleges.

Something plain and readable - Times New Roma, Courier, etc etc.

*I dont have WORK EXPERIENCE , participated once DRAMA inter college
copetition
and has done diploma in software engineering

Expect dissapointment - do you KNOW what an MBA really is?

[Gordon]

"TJ Gunnz" wrote in message
...
Wow Gordon! You really a pretty rude, aren't you? Perhaps you need to go
back to school yourself and learn some manners.

Umm no. I live in the REAL world.
Someone with NO work experience as posted by the OP is HIGHLY unlikely to
get on ANY MBA course....(in a REPUTABLE college that is....)

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

I wondered, too, why someone who seems to be interested in drama would want
an MBA, or why he thought that drama experience would be helpful in getting
into an MBA program.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Gordon" wrote in message
...
"TJ Gunnz" wrote in message
...
Wow Gordon! You really a pretty rude, aren't you? Perhaps you need to
go
back to school yourself and learn some manners.

Umm no. I live in the REAL world.
Someone with NO work experience as posted by the OP is HIGHLY unlikely to
get on ANY MBA course....(in a REPUTABLE college that is....)

[Gordon]

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...
I wondered, too, why someone who seems to be interested in drama would want
an MBA, or why he thought that drama experience would be helpful in getting
into an MBA program.


Well I have seen some CEOs who are pretty good drama queens... ;-)

[JoAnn Paules]

Never happen - schools don't teach manners any longer.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


"TJ Gunnz" wrote in message
...
Wow Gordon! You really a pretty rude, aren't you? Perhaps you need to go
back to school yourself and learn some manners.
--
TJ Gunnz


"Gordon" wrote:

"isha" wrote in message
...
dear friends,
plz tell me
of what quality and type i should prepare resume so as to get admission
in
top mba colleges.

Something plain and readable - Times New Roma, Courier, etc etc.

*I dont have WORK EXPERIENCE , participated once DRAMA inter college
copetition
and has done diploma in software engineering

Expect dissapointment - do you KNOW what an MBA really is?

[Gordon]

"JoAnn Paules" wrote in message
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Never happen - schools don't teach manners any longer.


So you think my (realistic) reply to the OP was RUDE?

[JoAnn Paules]

Not really. I was merely commenting that schools are no longer allowed to
teach things like manners. (Sometimes the truth isn't pretty or polite.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


"Gordon" wrote in message
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"JoAnn Paules" wrote in message
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Never happen - schools don't teach manners any longer.


So you think my (realistic) reply to the OP was RUDE?

[Brian Mailman]

Gordon wrote:
"JoAnn Paules" wrote in message
...
Never happen - schools don't teach manners any longer.


So you think my (realistic) reply to the OP was RUDE?

Manners have little to do with "truth."

B/