Order Description
Respond to the following as if you were speaking. speaking to each person directly. start by saying “hi I like your post and why”
Johanna Sena
Corporate Risk Manager
COLLAPSE
I would choose Corporate Risk Manager as this is the area that I am most familiar with. I would not want to choose a field which sounds great but that I may fail in due to lack of experience. The CRM in many ways is the person responsible that a project is completed on time and on budget. The ability to foresee and have a mitigation plan ready for potential risks is key to project completion and thus I would not want to risk leaving this to someone else. In addition, I think I could shed a positive light on risk. Often people hear the words risk manager and think this person is there to stop the project, rather than ensuring it runs as smoothly as possible. I also think there is value is having someone specifically dedicated to this field as opposed to sharing the responsibility amongst team members.
Kelly Nygren
•Corporate Risk Manager.
COLLAPSE
Corporate Risk Manager is a job that will fit nicely with my skill set. Since I have a great eye for identify and accessing threats that jeopardize the well-being of a company, this role will display my natural talents. A risk manager is responsible for managing the risk to the project, organization, its employees, customers, reputation, assets, and interests of the stakeholders. Thankfully, with many years of experience behind me , I am now ready to move into a position that will allow my true talents to shine.
Joshua Asmus
CMR
COLLAPSE
Out of the 3 given promotions I would choose Corporate Risk Manager. I feel like this role would suite me because of my skill set of focusing on the details. As a Corporate Risk Manager, you must be able to define all the risks the business could face. In addition, I understand how important it is to rank your risks in costs if possible. If you know the dollar amount tide to a risk you can order them by most likely to occur/cost impact. In doing so less time will be wasted on minuscule risks, and the majority of the time can be used to develop a plan for the risk that have a greater impact. Essentially the CRM becomes a full-time statistician; finding the probability an event/risk occurs. Since I am good at math and I enjoy it I feel like that would also impact my decision for choosing CMR.
