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Good catch about the non-native thing! I felt the same as soon as I read first two lines of his post. Anyway, in my experience there are only two guaranteed p
by ActsJuvenile 10y ago
Good catch about the non-native thing! I felt the same as soon as I read first two lines of his post. Anyway, in my experience there are only two guaranteed paths to break in to "Executive Management":
1) You need to bring in a client who contributes big revenue $ to your company or division's bottom line. Or,
2) Develop the next big rain-maker product or service.
MBA can help you become a manager, associate, or AVP but that's about it.
- ksec 10y agoOfftopic: Which part of the post gave away he/she is a non-native speaker?
- lobe 10y agoThe first hint is there are lots of little grammar errors in the post. Mainly missing 'a' or 'the'. Nothing bad enough to make it unreadable or give ambiguous meaning, however enough to realise English is probably not the writers first language. The second hint for me is the sentence structure of the first paragraph. Every sentence only has one fact / idea in it, however a native speaker would be more likely to string those ideas together into fewer sentences.
- ActsJuvenile 10y agoFor me it was his choice of words; he is phrasing all questions using SE Asia vocabulary.