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Ernesto Gomes

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I can answer questions to Corporate Governance, General Management, Budgeting, Human Resource, People Management, Sales, Competition, Change & Transformation, Strategy and other. Specifics in Accounting and/or Legal are not my strength.

Experience in the area

I'm an experienced Business Manager and was a GM of a unit within a large IT Company. Leading over 250 Employees and multy million business. International Roles and Responsibilities. Worked and lead in Service Delivery, Sales, Portfolio Management and General Business.

Education/Credentials

Project Management, 12 years of work experience

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Recent Answers from Ernesto Gomes

2009-11-19 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:

Hi Thomas, Q1: I would summarize HR's mission and the contribution therefore as follows: - understand employee satisfaction levels and reasons => act accordingly - assure fair treatment in compensation

2009-11-07 team leading:

Hi Kevin, I would start the following: - understand (or define, if not available) the mission %26 strategic imperatives of the department/organization - understand (or define, if not available) the

2009-10-30 Mission Statement:

Hello Yasser, reading the statement, It remembers me of many slogans from IT and telecommunication companies. Your answer seems valid to me... still, I would rather argue, that this refers to the "products

2009-10-19 R & D innovation:

Hi Kalpakam, they are all linked as follows: Let's take a vision or an idea (for business purpose), how would you realize that? Let's take the mobile phone... somebody might have thought: "wow, would

2009-10-05 Advice:

Kwame, check out this example summarizing quite well the difference. http://www.dynamic-equity.com/vcmag03.htm From the top of my head I would say that (usually) cash is more volatile then equity

 

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