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GMAT機(jī)考作文

GMAT機(jī)考作文

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作 者: 鄭清山編著
出版社: 上海世界圖書出版公司
叢編項: GMAT機(jī)考叢書
標(biāo) 簽: GMAT

ISBN: 9787506256902 出版時間: 2002-12-01 包裝: 平裝
開本: 28cm 頁數(shù): 372 字?jǐn)?shù):  

內(nèi)容簡介

  MBA6位數(shù)的起薪急劇地提高了GMAT的分?jǐn)?shù)。在20世紀(jì)90年代初,紐約大學(xué)商學(xué)院的入學(xué)平均分才610分,可如今已經(jīng)達(dá)到686分。況且年初的ETS控告新東方事件又重新掀起了一場針對中國考生的波瀾。你不僅要考好GMAT,還必須充分地體現(xiàn)自己除了考試能力以外還有更重要的管理和領(lǐng)導(dǎo)潛質(zhì)。為了讓你考好GMAT成績,又盡量不耽誤你準(zhǔn)備其他的申請材料,我們首次出版了這一套機(jī)考叢書。如果你沒有時間的話,你甚至可以略去相對費時的輔導(dǎo)班。本書前言GMAT機(jī)考叢書。特色及評論文章節(jié)選

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  鄭清山,曾執(zhí)教于著名的新東方學(xué)校。多年來一直從事GRE和GMAT考試的教學(xué)和研究工作,曾經(jīng)參加過7次GMAT機(jī)考,并著有《就讀MBA指南》和《MBA教育的新趨勢》等多部專著。TOP目錄 第一部分GMAT作文教程第章關(guān)于Issue第一節(jié)Analysis of Issue:作文內(nèi)容第二節(jié)Analysis of Issue:作文結(jié)構(gòu)第三節(jié)分配時間:如何在30分鐘內(nèi)完成一篇連貫的文章第二章關(guān)于Argument第一節(jié)解剖推理第二節(jié)Analysis of Argument:找出推理錯誤第三節(jié)Analysis of Argument:模板第四節(jié)Analysis of Argument:合理分配時間第三章關(guān)于電腦評分器——E-Rater第一節(jié)關(guān)于電腦評分器第二節(jié)如何改變戰(zhàn)略第三節(jié)電腦評分器與英國英語第四章有效寫作教程第一節(jié)寫作風(fēng)格第二節(jié)語法與句法第五章20道真題與范文第一節(jié)Analysis of Argument第二節(jié)Analysis of Issue第六章ETS評分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)第一節(jié)問題分析第二節(jié)論題分析第二部分作文范文ANALYSIS OF ISSUEANALYSIS OF ARGUMENTETS作文真題練習(xí)附錄一申請MBA之前附錄二GMAT等考點分布及詳細(xì)地址附錄三2000年美國前50所商學(xué)院入學(xué)平均分 TOP書摘書摘Sample Essay TwoIt is traditionally a common practice for corporations and other businesses to have many ranks and salary grades that classify employees according to their experience and expertise。It seems natural that since employees differ in their experience and expertise,.their ranks and salary grades should corre—spondingly be different.Besides,the difference may,to some extent,stimulate the more experienced and skilled to work better,and the less experienced and skilled to work harder to catch up.In a sense,competition among employees may bring big profits to their business。However,the reality is by nomeans as simple.People come to realize that the many ranks and salary grades which are intended to serve as stimuli or yardsticks of experience and expertise may end up being barriers and doing more harms to both the employees themselves and the corporations they work for.First,the so-called experience and expertise are practically hard to define.In fact,they constitute a con—tinuum between the highly experienced iand expertise and the very low.On the other hand,those employees who entered the business at the same time and on the same positions may differ greatly in terms of their experi. ence and expertise due to their background,attitudes toward work as well as many other factors.Even for a same employee,his or her experience and expertise are on the change with time.Not a single system of rankand salary can be so flexible as to deal with the difference and change well。Therefore,the many ranks and sal—ary grades are practically impossible to reflect the reality properly.Secondly,people usually take it for granted that ranks and salary grades serve as motivations in the employees’work.As a matter of fact。employees’work for a great many reasons.“Sel~interest’’in its broadest sense’including the interests of one’s family and friends,is an underlying motivation of workin all societies。However’self-interest is not simply the stepping—up on the ladder of ranks and the accumulation of wealth.It is more of a desire for approval,a sense of duty,丑wish to conform to CUS— tom,a feeling of emulation and a pleasure in craftsmanship. Thirdly’the present.day situation makes the ranks and"salary grades hard to exist.Traditionally, building a career meant moving up and a pay-raise by means of increased responsibility and promotion to a summit ruled by the limits of personal competence。This progression was ideal for people planning a career of 20 to 30 years in one corporation.But for good or ill,the conditions that made it possible are vanishing。For employees,when vertical advancement becomes hard,employees’lateral movement。 which involves a change in jobs,becomes frequent and.a(chǎn)ctive.Last but not least,the many ranks and salary grades tend to form boundaries and divisions among employees,which restrict the flow of informattion.In this case。a.flat.organizational structure has the obvious advantages of easier cdmmunication:.more mutual support,collegiality and cooperation. Therefore,corporations and other.businesses should carry OUt reforms and liberate from the tradi. tional ideas.They should try their best to eliminate the unnecessary and even harmful ranks and salary grades.Being‘flat’with no barriers wil!turn,out to be more efficient and profitable.Topic 4 “0f all the manifestations of power’restraint in the use of that power impresses people most?!盓xplain what you think this quotation means a.nd discuss the extent to which you agree of disagree with it。Develop your position with reasons and/or specific examples drawn from history,currentevents,or your own experience,observations’or reading.Sample Essay OneThis quote means essentially that people admire powerful individuals who do not use their power to the utmost to achieve their goals but rather use only the minimum amount required to attain them.While this view is admirable in the abstract,the statement is inaccurate in that it fails to reflect how people actually behave. The popularity of“revenge”movies aptly illustrates that many people are not impressed with indi—viduals who use restraint when exercising their power。In these movies the protagonist is typically por—trayed as having certain physical abilities that would enable him to easily defeat the various adversaries he enC0unters.In the initial confrontations with these individuals he typically refrains from using his abilities to def6at them.The audience,however,soon grows tired of this,and when the hero finally loses control and completely demolishes his opponent,they burst into applause.This homey example strongly suggests that many people are more impressed with the use of power than with the restraint of its use.The Gulf War provides another example of a situation where restraint in the use of power was not widelv acClaimed。When the allied forces under the command of General Schwartzkoff showed restraint by not annihilating the retreating Iraqi army.the general was widely criticized by the public for not using the force available to him to eliminate this potential enemy once and(0r a1L.!、his example shows once again that often people are not impressed by individuals who exhibit restraint in using their power.’In conclusion.the examples cited above clearly indicate that。contrary to the view expressed in the quote.mnny一if not most:people are more impressed with individuals who utilize their power to the utmost than with those who exercise restraint in the use of their power.Sample Essay TwoWhen 1 was in high sch001.my teacher once asked a question;Of all the elements and life quali. ties.what do you prefer the most among friendship,happiness.security.power and money?Almost all the boys chose power.Why?They said power would bring them everything.……TOP 其它信息 裝幀:平裝頁數(shù):357 版次:2002年12月第1版開本:16開

圖書目錄

第一部分 GMAT作文教程
第一章 關(guān)于Issue
第二章 關(guān)于Argument
第三章 關(guān)于電腦評分器——E-Rater
第四章 有效寫作教程
第五章 20道真題與范文
第六章 ETS評分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)
第二部分 作文范文
附錄一 申請MBA之前
附錄二 GMAT等考點分布及詳細(xì)地址
附錄三 2000年美國前50所商學(xué)院入學(xué)平均分

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