Watch next - Management Trainee Program Assessment Centre and Interview: th-cam.com/video/6dmzLuvWleM/w-d-xo.html for tips on how to ace it and pass it
@@mahaklucky785 Look out for large corporations, usually multinational companies which post opportunities for management trainee programs on their website. Good luck!
I have an interview for Enterprise Management Trainee program in the morning and I'm nervous! Any tips on how to ace the interview? I'm a fresh grad from UC Davis.
Confidently present your hard skills & experiences, but also show your soft skills & interpersonal skills. Here's a link to a video specifically on acing the assessment centre th-cam.com/video/6dmzLuvWleM/w-d-xo.html
Hi I've been struggling to what position I will apply since I just graduated from a Bachelor's degree of Business Management major in Operations Management (I'm from the Philippines btw) and randomly I will just apply for any position related to my course then 5 days ago a company called me for 2nd interview (management trainee position) and I searched for any management trainee related content then I found this, I just wanted to thank you for creating this video it made me realize how huge this opportunity is. I'm really grateful for this content! Hope they will call me for the 2nd interview tho 😅
I just would like to share that this playlist of yours "Career and Job" helped me to realize what I want and informed me things about management trainee. It really helped me to prepare for my 1st job interview and performed greatly. Just this day, they called and told me that I'm the one they chose to hire among the applicants. I'm really happy that this video reached me especially when I needed it. Thanks again :). -a fan from philippines
Hi John, congratulations! I am glad that my video was able to help you in your process. My goal is to help people succeed in what they want to achieve. Please do share the video to anyone you feel might benefit from it. Also happy to hear what other related content you'd like to see in future. All the Best!
I don't know. Most management trainees, I think, would be in their early/mid 20s. But there are always exceptions to every rule - why not? If you have the right qualifications and mindset. Go ahead and try, and please share in case you got accepted! All the best!
There are few things for which one is absolutely too old. Though in general most MTs would be on the younger side, but objectively I think age is irrelevant here. The important thing is if you you meet expectations. What is so different about an MT compared to a 'seasoned' employee: usually MT-candidates are thirsty for learning and knowledge, agile and eager to perform. If you are concerned about age in anyway, I recommend you to watch this video: 100-year life impact: th-cam.com/video/fiLUH_1klWs/w-d-xo.html and Intangible Assets: th-cam.com/video/BaHwEMQQrkI/w-d-xo.html In essence, nowadays life is no longer strictly divided into compartments of education - work - retirement, the current developments enables us but also necessitate us to start over several times in our life and learn new things. This is a lot about what this channel is about. Hope this helps!
Hello, I hope you are feeling great. I do have one question please. I just graduated from my bachelor degree, and I would like to pursue my master degree. Is it still possible to do a graduate development program even if I am still in school and only graduated from my bachelor degree ?
Hope your doing great too! It depends on the particular progam. As far as I know, you don't need a master's degree. It might be a plus (if you're competing against others who have one), but ultimately how you present yourself and your skills will be the deciding factor! Good luck!
For more amazing info you can find it from this link skillsscoop.com/what-is-the-job-of-workforce-advancement-programs-in-improving-instructing-and-learning/
Watch next - Management Trainee Program Assessment Centre and Interview:
th-cam.com/video/6dmzLuvWleM/w-d-xo.html
for tips on how to ace it and pass it
Does on the job management Trainee in an MNCs become a regular job eventually?
In most programs yes, in the one I was in it was actually already a regular job
Let me know if this video sparked your interest in applying for a Management Trainee Program. Also feel free to post any questions and comments!
How to apply for it???
@@mahaklucky785 Look out for large corporations, usually multinational companies which post opportunities for management trainee programs on their website. Good luck!
Is this the field job in marketing agency ?
I did my MT program in Banking, and was assigned to project management.
I just got my appointment letter as a management trainee officer today😊. Wish me luck.
I wish you all the best! If you like, feel free to share with others how it went! :-)
I have an interview for Enterprise Management Trainee program in the morning and I'm nervous! Any tips on how to ace the interview? I'm a fresh grad from UC Davis.
Confidently present your hard skills & experiences, but also show your soft skills & interpersonal skills. Here's a link to a video specifically on acing the assessment centre th-cam.com/video/6dmzLuvWleM/w-d-xo.html
How did it happen that would interest me.
Hi I've been struggling to what position I will apply since I just graduated from a Bachelor's degree of Business Management major in Operations Management (I'm from the Philippines btw) and randomly I will just apply for any position related to my course then 5 days ago a company called me for 2nd interview (management trainee position) and I searched for any management trainee related content then I found this, I just wanted to thank you for creating this video it made me realize how huge this opportunity is. I'm really grateful for this content! Hope they will call me for the 2nd interview tho 😅
That sounds great, congratulations! Wishing you all the best!
Beautiful❤
I just would like to share that this playlist of yours "Career and Job" helped me to realize what I want and informed me things about management trainee. It really helped me to prepare for my 1st job interview and performed greatly. Just this day, they called and told me that I'm the one they chose to hire among the applicants. I'm really happy that this video reached me especially when I needed it. Thanks again :). -a fan from philippines
Hi John, congratulations! I am glad that my video was able to help you in your process. My goal is to help people succeed in what they want to achieve. Please do share the video to anyone you feel might benefit from it. Also happy to hear what other related content you'd like to see in future. All the Best!
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I graduated at the age of 30. Do you think I can get into management trainee program.
I don't know. Most management trainees, I think, would be in their early/mid 20s. But there are always exceptions to every rule - why not? If you have the right qualifications and mindset. Go ahead and try, and please share in case you got accepted! All the best!
Thanks for the video! It is really helpful and clear!
You're very welcome, all the best!
I also New Bartender Supervisor also new trainee bartender also
I got my bachelor degree at age of 27, is it too old for MT program?
There are few things for which one is absolutely too old. Though in general most MTs would be on the younger side, but objectively I think age is irrelevant here. The important thing is if you you meet expectations. What is so different about an MT compared to a 'seasoned' employee: usually MT-candidates are thirsty for learning and knowledge, agile and eager to perform.
If you are concerned about age in anyway, I recommend you to watch this video:
100-year life impact: th-cam.com/video/fiLUH_1klWs/w-d-xo.html and
Intangible Assets: th-cam.com/video/BaHwEMQQrkI/w-d-xo.html
In essence, nowadays life is no longer strictly divided into compartments of education - work - retirement, the current developments enables us but also necessitate us to start over several times in our life and learn new things. This is a lot about what this channel is about. Hope this helps!
Hello, I hope you are feeling great. I do have one question please. I just graduated from my bachelor degree, and I would like to pursue my master degree. Is it still possible to do a graduate development program even if I am still in school and only graduated from my bachelor degree ?
Hope your doing great too! It depends on the particular progam. As far as I know, you don't need a master's degree. It might be a plus (if you're competing against others who have one), but ultimately how you present yourself and your skills will be the deciding factor! Good luck!
Does the bachelor degree matter, mine was in psychology?
It depends on the particular program, but there are many MT programs that accept a wide variety of bachelor degrees. Good lick!
Thanks for your sharing as also I applied the management trainee program and prepare for interview.
All the best for your interview!
For more amazing info you can find it from this link skillsscoop.com/what-is-the-job-of-workforce-advancement-programs-in-improving-instructing-and-learning/
this channel has so much content! i need all of this right now
Welcome to the club then!
hello! new subscriber here....you deserve more subscribers! 🥰
Welcome here and thanks for your support! :-)
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Thank you, hope it was useful for you! :-)
Thanks for sharing!!
You're welcome!