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Culturing Corporate Entrepreneurship and Challenges and Current Issues in…

- - - - 3. To get the job.
        You will need to communicate well during your interview if you are to sell yourself and get the job you want.
      - 2. To advance in your career.
        Employers want staff who can think for themselves, use initiative and solve problems, staff who are interested in the long-term success of the company. If you are to be seen as a valued member of the organisation, it is important not just to be able to do your job well, but also to communicate your thoughts on how the processes and products or services can be improved
      - 4. To do your job well.
        You will need to request information, discuss problems, give instructions, work in teams, interact with colleagues and clients. If you are to achieve co-operation and effective teamwork, good human relations skills are essential. Also, as the workplace is also becoming more global, there are many factors to consider if you are to communicate well in such a diverse environment
      - 1. To secure an interview.
        You will need good communication skills to make sure your application letter is read and acted upon.
    - - ✔️Collaborate with all staff and departments.
      - ✔️ Always ask if you do not know.
      - ✔️ Show a helpful attitude.
      - ✔️ Come early to work.
      - ✔️Create a table file.
      - ✔️ Check in new office in early.
      - ✔️ Survey the location of office for reporting
      - ✔️ Response letter of acceptance or rejection well.
      - ✔️ Follow up resume and application letter.
      - ✔️ Send an email or resume post and complete application letter.
      - ✔️ Check resume and complete application letter
      - ✔️ Provide resume and complete application letter.
      - ✔️ Make a survey at all organization where is suits with your interests.
    - - 3. You Get to Wear More Hats
        Working for a small business can give you much wider exposure to job functions, because everyone tends to wear more than one hat. For instance a comptroller in small company may have his or her hands in budgets, forecasting and creating financial statements while in a large company he or she may only be responsible for preparing financial statements
      - 2. It’s a Family Affair
        If you work in a large company, its likely you’ll only get to know the people you work with day in and day out. At a small company you’ll probably know everyone from the receptionist all the way up to the boss.
      - 1. The Bigger, the More Bureaucratic
        Everyone knows that when you work for a large company there are more hoops you have to jump through to get anything done. Small businesses, on the other hand, tend to have less bureaucracy, less organization and less complexity, says Kim Ruyle, vice president and managing principal at Korn/Ferry International.
    - - ADVANTAGES OF CAREER
        ✅ During the early phases of a career, you develop fundamental skills and complete tasks that may seem divergent to your ultimate professional objective. Few people, however, can dive right into the meat of the career.
        ✅ The necessary time, energy and intellectual capital is easier to expend when you love the work you do.
        ✅ You also benefit from this tendency toward innovation in a career that you enjoy: You can strike out on your own or create a niche in your place of employment.
        ✅ Selecting a job that you will enjoy doing, ultimately lets you simply follow your interests in pursuing a career path.
      - ADVANTAGES OF TRAINEE
        ✅ You will receive hands-on training to give you professional skills and experience that will prepare you for full-time employment at any company.
        ✅ You will have the opportunity to network within the company and develop relationships with those who may be able to help further your career. With a good work ethic and job skills, you’ll have an edge over your competitors.
        ✅ You may be able to gain compensation, if not financially, perhaps in the form of school credit or a living allowance if the internship is in another physical location.
        ✅ You have the opportunity to be observed and evaluated on-the-job by potential employers within your internship site.