留学文书写作范例－组织行为学（个人陈述）2 Program: Organization Behavior Cherishing the desire to fully1 realize my self-fulfillment, I have always hoped that my entire life consists of materializing a succession of aspirations2 and ideals. Whenever I formulate3 a major objective, I like to recite those lines Hold fast to dreams, for when dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams, for when dreams go, life is a barren field frozen with snow. This attitude of life makes me always passionate4 about life; and even though I have to seek career development in a fiercely competitive environment, I can still perceive the beauty of life. I am convinced that the beauty of life unfolds only to those who truly love life and make persistent5 efforts toward constant personal development. I completed my undergraduate education in the specialty6 of English and International Business at the School of International Business, XX University .As the most prestigious7 university of foreign languages, XX boasts of an unparalleled academic environment of foreign language teaching and foreign culture. The special emphasis of my undergraduate program on English language not only allowed me to master English as a tool of communication but also gain insights into the cultural, logical and mental dimensions behind the language itself. My natural endowments of strong perceptiveness8 and insightful understanding also led me to venture into the study of management, especially management psychology9, organization behavior and management science. I trace this interest to the interdisciplinary nature of management and to the requirement posed to
the student to grasp the interrelationship between different subjects. My undergraduate study covers a wide spectrum10 of areas, not only completing my major with outstanding performance, but also completing my minor11 in economics. In addition, I kept auditing12 courses related to business management at the most celebrated13 XX School of Management of XX University, courses such as organizational behavior, social psychology, management science (for graduates, marketing14, microeconomics, and accounting15. I am convinced that a wide-ranged academic background is most important for the formative stage of my academic pursuit. In learning the management science, I underwent the process beginning with＂I don t know that I don t know , through I know that I don t know and I know what I want to know , until finally I know what I know and I know what I don t know. When studying the basic knowledge of management, e.g. Taylor s Theory of Scientific Management, I was surprised to find that management as a scientific discipline was so closely connected with our daily life. As my study of management became more systematic16 and deep-going, I started to realize the erudition embodied17 in the entire framework of its knowledge and its requirement for both scientific and creative thinking. This awareness18 led me to venture beyond the realm of management itself into fields of economics and psychology. The books I have read in relation to those fields include Enterprise Theory and the Reform of Chinese Enterprises and Property Rights, Reputation and Government by Prof. XX, a leading economist19 on information and property rights, Theories of Transitional Development and Beyond Government by Prof. XX, a major Chinese economist, and Competition Study and Strategies of Competition by Porter. In developing a
