ron jacobs i worked relating the sales intern for i guess mark in roman penetrationsales actually occurs i did a lot with
bali information, their existing um ventures in china as well asdevelop the base for their excursion the vietnam the philippinesand says really fun and interesting at an exit to go overseas but on
the guy work under is actually in chinaand so basically i would work all day said to myself he look at it whenever he woke up andthen i come in the morning to an email saying this we need to fix is goingright keep going and so is depleted work environment than most corporate stuff among us even briefly rain which i lovedbecause i don't like people over me like a just always likethis this this and this kinda thing and so they can has put me in a at acubicle a little thing with the window which is nice
and they just said you know this is whatyou doing here you go um my biggest i guess thing i should'velearned before he was at his copy machine those mushrooms hope online james and iinterned with co bank this past summer in a regional agribusiness office inlubbock texas for those %uh view her underwear cobanker never heard of kobe their ninety billion dollar bank betterpart a farm credit system in a serb rural america through water energy agribusiness incommunications
as part of my internship i got exposurefor both the credit side as well as the relationship side in the lubbock office there were onlythere's only relationship managers there so a lot for me to travel along sidethem at going to visit current perspective clients and then be able tobring it back to you the office in perform credit renewals on currentclients and work with those in the wichita office to be able to performthis credit analysis so through my internship i gotta see twodifferent perspectives at the bank including their relationshipside as well as the credit side
10 the closet they value the mosley's 6.2l which is for cutting assimilation and they werehaving a problem with my ninth in with this controlling the for those shown in the processing plantthey were basically forecasting the for those shown for the week way or the for the montlake doing anarmored truck they were gonna say are it that guy and that the moment the or that further because the last threemonths we were selling this
so why i watched what i try a while well i show them i did some forecastswith cement are base sunday itself from the past himon sunday where mays with the forecasting people with i wastaking into account various and availability and they were just doing a simple our ithink all the classes they have the last yearwhere very important on this success up my internship and three aspecteconomy this fundamental you need to understandeconomies to understand what is
happening not sign the market and be able to analyze that they theytransform in bali information so just numbers doesn't worth so youneed to transform into information for the company's understand supply anddemand that the tissue in the first year this iscrucial cell band in building the business plan i am i need to goal on the financials any the reform stamen and 22 also is very important for that so
for my internship combination of all theclasses that we have i think ur it was a good for my project i had three separate presentations i hadto it report out on and so a lot of times ours prior to that building up so that it was you know talking with multiple peopleall the way back to see eat in whatever i t z receiver using so isbuilding in all the way up until you goes into the bag so that waspretty difficult to learn but then in presentations was being able to staycomposed when you're getting grilled
not grill but you know when they'reasking questions like what is a p-value what is this what are yourrecommendations for this why don't you look at it this way it's able it's being able to understandfrom absolute beginning to end the mean it with them in iraq coworkers that's an interesting questioni would i would definitely say that it's more professional at school we getused to socializing with each other we get useto socialism the professors
the nature of an academic relationshipwetherbee between a peer group a rude bitch between a professor in a student is justit's different than what you experience in industry on in my particular position my boss was rather high up in the company andsocializing with him he's a very busy man a good getting thetime to interact with him 11 said you theoption you get to know me better it was a challenge
when it comes to the autonomy my i amparticular a supervisor he's a very hands-on personjust like i am so we can have the same work perspective so basically i he guided me the first time how to do aproject he gave me a check list on things thathe wanted me to over to look and not overlook when i waslooking at a case so basically i was working by myself upbefore scoring out alone i would go back to his office he wouldreview it and it was ours maybe for the first month or so afterthat i was scoring by myself
so after he got the handle that i wasable to do that myself and follow those guidelines that he was putting methrough then i got other an freedom or out on me that i need it in order towork on my own space i office hours where between eight to430 so that's you know basically a i just had to this to get my time ass and optimize itas much as i could well as at the office so dressing as it relates to my project my projectsmore threefold
and when they were initially given to mei i owns the projects they were under theguidance of my manager but i was responsible i was alsoresponsible for building my own teams and sent forreaching out to the relevant staff members that could help me succeed as anemployee and fulfill my project goals in certain instances when i was in chinafor instance they pulled me onto another team because my expertise and they actually gave me theopportunity to use some work that i've
done in phnom in classes here are taken through themaybe program agricultural economics a water resource economics and providesome some more academic background on what'sgoing on in those functional areas in those markets and how that affects johndeere so sometimes i was being clear on a team other times i was i was in georgiacreating too
ron jacobs i worked relating the sales intern for i guess mark in roman penetrationsales actually occurs i did a lot with
bali information, their existing um ventures in china as well asdevelop the base for their excursion the vietnam the philippinesand says really fun and interesting at an exit to go overseas but on
the guy work under is actually in chinaand so basically i would work all day said to myself he look at it whenever he woke up andthen i come in the morning to an email saying this we need to fix is goingright keep going and so is depleted work environment than most corporate stuff among us even briefly rain which i lovedbecause i don't like people over me like a just always likethis this this and this kinda thing and so they can has put me in a at acubicle a little thing with the window which is nice
and they just said you know this is whatyou doing here you go um my biggest i guess thing i should'velearned before he was at his copy machine those mushrooms hope online james and iinterned with co bank this past summer in a regional agribusiness office inlubbock texas for those %uh view her underwear cobanker never heard of kobe their ninety billion dollar bank betterpart a farm credit system in a serb rural america through water energy agribusiness incommunications
as part of my internship i got exposurefor both the credit side as well as the relationship side in the lubbock office there were onlythere's only relationship managers there so a lot for me to travel along sidethem at going to visit current perspective clients and then be able tobring it back to you the office in perform credit renewals on currentclients and work with those in the wichita office to be able to performthis credit analysis so through my internship i gotta see twodifferent perspectives at the bank including their relationshipside as well as the credit side
10 the closet they value the mosley's 6.2l which is for cutting assimilation and they werehaving a problem with my ninth in with this controlling the for those shown in the processing plantthey were basically forecasting the for those shown for the week way or the for the montlake doing anarmored truck they were gonna say are it that guy and that the moment the or that further because the last threemonths we were selling this
so why i watched what i try a while well i show them i did some forecastswith cement are base sunday itself from the past himon sunday where mays with the forecasting people with i wastaking into account various and availability and they were just doing a simple our ithink all the classes they have the last yearwhere very important on this success up my internship and three aspecteconomy this fundamental you need to understandeconomies to understand what is
happening not sign the market and be able to analyze that they theytransform in bali information so just numbers doesn't worth so youneed to transform into information for the company's understand supply anddemand that the tissue in the first year this iscrucial cell band in building the business plan i am i need to goal on the financials any the reform stamen and 22 also is very important for that so
for my internship combination of all theclasses that we have i think ur it was a good for my project i had three separate presentations i hadto it report out on and so a lot of times ours prior to that building up so that it was you know talking with multiple peopleall the way back to see eat in whatever i t z receiver using so isbuilding in all the way up until you goes into the bag so that waspretty difficult to learn but then in presentations was being able to staycomposed when you're getting grilled
not grill but you know when they'reasking questions like what is a p-value what is this what are yourrecommendations for this why don't you look at it this way it's able it's being able to understandfrom absolute beginning to end the mean it with them in iraq coworkers that's an interesting questioni would i would definitely say that it's more professional at school we getused to socializing with each other we get useto socialism the professors
the nature of an academic relationshipwetherbee between a peer group a rude bitch between a professor in a student is justit's different than what you experience in industry on in my particular position my boss was rather high up in the company andsocializing with him he's a very busy man a good getting thetime to interact with him 11 said you theoption you get to know me better it was a challenge
when it comes to the autonomy my i amparticular a supervisor he's a very hands-on personjust like i am so we can have the same work perspective so basically i he guided me the first time how to do aproject he gave me a check list on things thathe wanted me to over to look and not overlook when i waslooking at a case so basically i was working by myself upbefore scoring out alone i would go back to his office he wouldreview it and it was ours maybe for the first month or so afterthat i was scoring by myself
so after he got the handle that i wasable to do that myself and follow those guidelines that he was putting methrough then i got other an freedom or out on me that i need it in order towork on my own space i office hours where between eight to430 so that's you know basically a i just had to this to get my time ass and optimize itas much as i could well as at the office so dressing as it relates to my project my projectsmore threefold
and when they were initially given to mei i owns the projects they were under theguidance of my manager but i was responsible i was alsoresponsible for building my own teams and sent forreaching out to the relevant staff members that could help me succeed as anemployee and fulfill my project goals in certain instances when i was in chinafor instance they pulled me onto another team because my expertise and they actually gave me theopportunity to use some work that i've
done in phnom in classes here are taken through themaybe program agricultural economics a water resource economics and providesome some more academic background on what'sgoing on in those functional areas in those markets and how that affects johndeere so sometimes i was being clear on a team other times i was i was in georgiacreating too