[pic] INTERNSHIP REPORT ON MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK Instructed by: Mr. Naveed Ahmed Lecturer Comsats Institute of Information Technology Presented by: Muhammad Hussain MBA-A Roll No.65 Semester 3 DEDICATION I dedicate whole of my education along with my life to my beloved parents and respected teachers‚ who were always kind to me. May God Bless Them (Aamin). Muhammad Hussain TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Preface 2. Introduction Of Bank 3. Types of Bank
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[pic] BHTM 450: Internship in Hospitality& tourism Summer 9.10- Beirut campus Prepared by: …………………………. Presented to: Dr. Baghdadi Ibrahim [pic] Training at the F&B department Summer 9/10 Dedication ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Table of content Introduction Fact sheet Outlet summary sheet Daily service duties Practical techniques Job breakdown Conclusion List of figures Figure 1: the brochure of the
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prospect are assuredly felt to be significant and moving." We approached the job of writing about the first fifty years of the PCL in different‚ but we hope complementary ways. In Part I‚ RFB has pieced together some of the facts‚ from published reports and from accounts from colleagues - and for these‚ most warm thanks. In II‚ CJD‚ very closely involved with the affairs of the laboratory for some forty-two years‚ gives a personal account of what the place was like‚ with some emphasis on the early
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RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BENCHMARKING FACTORS WHILE DECIDING TERM DEPOSIT RATE‚ KNOWLEDGE-PROCESSING CAPABILITIES AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF ALARAFAH ISLAMI BANK LIMITED IN BANGLADESH by Neaz Mahmud Hossainy ID: 0130018 An Internship Report Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Business Administration INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY‚ BANGLADESH April 2006 AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BENCHMARKING FACTORS WHILE DECIDING
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Monthly Report Is week 5 now‚ I have getting used to a lot of working procedure here and can handle customer all by myself. Besides handling customer‚ I also try to response and monitor the social page of the company in order to keep the page active and response to people who needed our services. In addition‚ I also practice how to use Photoshop during free time. On the other hand‚ learning how to use photoshop is not an easy job. I have try to create something but fail and end up passing the
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the syllabus of POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT by the KCCIM‚ GREATER NOIDA Summer training report is considered a major component of the training. Summer training remains incomplete till the report has been presented and/or written. The purpose of summer training is not well served unless the findings and experiences gained are made known to others. Writing of report is the last step in the Summer
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why the industry is going to Loss except few My finding and result providing help to the government and the said companies for improving from recession to boom and these results is base on the financial analysis of the said companies of financial reports Banking System Banking services are extremely important for both economy developed and developing economy such as Pakistan. Banking services serve two primary purposes. First‚ by
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Weekly report STUDENT’S NAME & ID: ANIS AMIRA BINTI ZAHID (12322) WEEK 1 |DATE | | | |BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DAILY ACTIVITIES | |FROM |TO |
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Vision & mission 06 DBBL ATM services 07-09 Objective 10 Scope of the report 11 Limitations of the report 11 Data source 12 Sample Design & selection 13-14 Questionnaire
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1.0 Introduction 1.1 Introduction Much of the world has‚ at best‚ limited access to basic telephone service. Bangladesh is no exception to this rule. A brief survey of the telecommunications sector in Bangladesh (PBC) shows that in Bangladesh‚ which ranks among the most densely populated countries on the globe‚ one telephone serves 275 people‚ equating to one of the lowest teledensity measures worldwide. Of the total telephone count in Bangladesh‚ approximately 20 percent serve the rural areas
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