¶ … upbringing the most influential contributor to the achievements I have made so far, and to those I intend to make in future. I have, since childhood, valued and used as guiding principles the family-instilled tenets of good thoughts, good deeds and good works. Not only do I enjoy serving others, but I always strive to ensure that I do so in the best possible way. To this end, I have been exposed to a wide range of diverse experiences, to which I can attribute my liking for diversity, which is also the most distinguishing characteristic I possess. All these factors have been key in broadening my outlook and getting me equipped with different levels of knowledge over a range of topics -- especially those relevant to my career.
As a freshman, I chose law because I believe in the rule of law -- and would like to be actively involved in the enforcement of the same. Growing up, I witnessed an injustice...
I swore to pursue a course that would enable me to obtain justice for people like my grandfather; people who are in no
position to do so themselves. It was my final
law school thesis that stimulated my interest in
employment law. My two-year experience at the professional level only fortified my view that management science plays the top-most role in the labor industry.
A master's degree in
human resource management will expand my knowledge base and provide crucial avenues through which I can put the employment law constructs of fairness, equity and justice into practice…
