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Real world work proves rewarding for top NLCS scientist

16/9/2017

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It turns out that the most impressive-sounding work experiences are not necessarily the most rewarding. Chisato, ex-big-six with a rather splendid scientific mind, immersed herself in real-world work this summer. She was immediately promoted to a maternity cover as she proved so much more impressive than the average intern. Hurray for the confidence and maturity that NLCS instils! Here is what she writes about her 8 weeks of hard graft in the real world of work. Sixthformers heed her words - Excel skills are useful!!!

"Through a personal contact through the Maths Department, I worked at the recruitment company Total Jobs Group, located in the snazzy Blue Fin Building in Southwark. I helped match account records on Salesforce (which is a Customer Relationship Platform) and enrich registration and contact details of companies so they could be passed on as leads to the sales team. I also helped fill in the trackers for managers to analyse their team’s performance and build a custom report on Salesforce. It was a great opportunity to practise some self-taught Excel skills and gain experience navigating through Salesforce. The working environment was very pleasant and I enjoyed having lunch with my friendly colleagues as well!"
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Tran Hoang Hai Yen
31/3/2020 12:32:07 pm

Hello,

I have just read this file below when I begin study about optical spectroscopy.
I am very impressed by this report. It is very easy to understand and intuitive.
Do you have some more writing from this author (Chisato Tsuji) and something else that relate to basic knowledge about spectroscopy, photonics....
I have just begun my study but I switch from physics to chemistry so it is quite difficult for me at the begining.

By the way, thank a lot for sharing very nice writing.
https://www.nlcsmaths.com/uploads/2/6/3/6/26365454/derivation_of_the_beer-lambert_law_chisato_tsuji.pdf

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