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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yes. We all from MNC so we know. Some people still say diploma can take 6 sigmah. I go for 7 sigmah course and no diploma holder attend and found the senior management say 6 sigmah and above only for degree holders. All the dipl holders in my mnc are technician level at most engineer level. Will not go to M level, all stay in E only.
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Yes, they don't understand that the degree is only one of the many elements that push you up. In the MNC reality, track records, reputation, connections, opportunities, EQ, work performance, communication skills, able to get things done, teamwork, problem solver, bring in the revenue on top of the hardskills honed through years of experience all play a part too. These cannot be learned and developed in school. They don't understand that your employment history makes you an alumni in the industry too.
Diploma holder with high EQ, knows the people in the industry and has a good reputation, 10 years of experience in MNCs like Micron with 2 promotions and involvement in major global projects throughout the decade from member to team manager holding lean six sigma black belt, PMP, multiple ISO internal auditor certificates.
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degree holder with 10 years of experience in the comfort of a GLC that places its promotion track in place without challenges.
You will see the stark difference during an interview.