
Originally Posted by
mishka555
Dear Forum Members!
I would kindly ask for your support in checking my motivation letter in terms of grammar and syntax as well as the content. Your feedback will be highly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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Modern corporations are smooth machines with complex organization and “Swiss watch” precision. Since For the past last 10 years I was targeting have been planning to be a managing member of an international corporation, and, with the my application to <Business School> programme, my personal expectations are I am closer than ever to achieve reaching that target goal.
I was born in the former Soviet Union, in Leningrad in a family whose goals always were education and culture. From the a very young age I’ve been taught that getting educated is the right way for a successful and interesting life. As a child, my usual days was were completely occupied with different hobbies and sections beyond the school, things that fostered in me right good time planning, sense of purpose and good self-discipline.
In At the age of 13 my family immigrated to Israel where I’ve dived into the world of a new language, culture and habitats. But just After several years I was already an ambitious young member of the new society with matriculation from a prestigious, electronics oriented, high school and had far-reaching plans. So, after an obligatory 3 three years military service, where I’ve been I was a technician in the squadron of Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV), I was looking for a technical position where I could combine earning money for the self-sufficiency and with the possibility to study for a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. And I found such a position on the State Satellite and Radio transmitting station where, working in shifts as an operator, I could achieve desirable have time to study for my undergraduate degree.
After accomplishing my BSc studies I was looking for the international job opportunities and soon I became an outsourced commissioning engineer for the Swiss company, <Company>, working worldwide. During that time I was abroad most of the time finishing one project in China and starting the next day on a project in Chile or Canada, usually working 7 seven days a week under tough pressure, which is so common to heavy industry, the niche I was working in, where one day of delay can cost millions. But, this intensive period wasn’t in vain. I’ve gathered some much technical and engineering experience; I had the opportunity to work with the people from different cultures and I’ve learned to be as competent as possible and to complete my tasks in the project on time. In 2008 I got a proposal from <Company> to relocate to Switzerland, to join the company and to be a leading engineer of very challenging project in <Location>.
Today, being an engineer in a big international corporation like <Company>, I feel a strong urge to continue my education in the field of Management and Technology to the Master's degree level since I clearly understand that it’s an there is essential knowledge I have to obtain in order to be a prosper good manager in a technological environment. and I believe that my multi-cultural background, willingness to learn and readiness for overtaking the difficulties will help me to complete successfully <Programme Name> programme.