Go from this: “Engaged in planning organization structure of offices/departments to reform business model and enhance governance in accordance with expansion/diversification of global business portfolio.”
To this: “Managed global office transformation by empowering international employees; created localized practices in collaboration with overseas representatives, incorporating multiple views and HR-approved principles.”
The topic is another angle on the optional "impact" or "achievement" essays in that you are trying to show how your background allowed you to achieve something that other people without your background were unable to
I was asked recently by my client how they could demonstrate “authenticity” in the MBA application process. It was a great question, one of the most important when considering how to craft a stand-out MBA profile.
Achievements. Achievements. Achievements. These are the building blocks of your MBA applications, from your resume to your interviews. But maybe your achievement stories are complicated, involving many people or steps or taking place across multiple borders and cultures.
Your short-term career goals are the cornerstone of your entire MBA application, so you need to give them deep and thorough consideration. The following questions should help you with that process.
No one cares about your long-term goals. As recent world events have shown, no one knows what will happen next week, much less 10, 15, or 20 years in the future.