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education and career development by thoroughly reviewing your qualification s. This comprehensive assessment form allows us to examine many aspects of your background and experiences in order to fully and fairly consider how well your p ersonal profile matches our needs. We are asking you to provide facts on your background and interests, as well as your point of view on issues related to working at P&G. As you respond to the qu estions, make sure your answers accurately describe you and your interests. Ther e are no right or wrong answers. The information you provide in this assessment will be used during the rest of the employment process. Taking the Assessment Here are some things to note before you take the assessment: This assessment takes approximately 20-30 minutes to complete. Depending on your assessment, either a Progress Bar or a Progress Map displays o n each page. The Progress Bar or a Progress Map shows the number of pages you have completed. Questions in the Success Drivers Assessment are required. You must answer each q uestion on the current page before you can use the Next and Back links at the bo ttom of the page to answer new questions or review previous responses. You have seven minutes to click Next to go to the next page. If you do not respo nd in 7 minutes, you will be automatically logged off the assessment. You can re turn to complete the assessment using the link previously provided to you. If necessary, you can leave the Success Drivers Assessment before completion. Th e responses you provided to that point are saved. To do so, click Save & Exit. If you choose to Save & Exit and continue the assessment at a later time, you mu st request that a link be sent to your personal email account. When you have completed the last question, you will be able to submit your asses sment. After you choose to submit your assessment, you will not be able to go ba ck to review or change your responses. In the past year, how many times have you been given a project because it neede d to be completed quickly? how do u rate ur leadership ability How effective have you been at changing the thinking of a group you were working with? Compared to others, how often have you found/located new information or ideas a nd applied them to your work? 1) I received an endowment on two occasions from the University of Lagos for fir st class academic performance, and was also given a scholarship 1) I received a recognition from Etisalat Nigeria for being one of the best stud ents in the Faculty of Engineering comprising more than 2000 students. This awar d was not based on any examinations or interviews, but rather on selection based on academic excellence Success Drivers Power of Minds Thinks and Acts Decisively Leverages Mastery Innovates and Reapplies Power of People

Taiwo Ayodeji E-mail:taiwoayodeji@ieee.org No. 144 Isolo Road, Mushin, Lagos. T: +2348022929299 M: +2348023200669 Introduction A strategic thinker with vision and the ability to translate nto results Excellent interpersonal skills and effective analytical abilities Humble, with a desire to help others in solving their problems Team Player, with ability to carry others along Willing and able to form lasting relationships with others

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Education and Training University of Lagos 2008- August 2013 Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering Present Grade Point Average (GPA): 4.36 on a scale of 5.00 Present Academic Standing: Second Class Upper Ranking in Class: Top 1% Only undergraduate to present and publish a research paper at the University of Lagos Golden Jubilee Conference and Fair, titled: Agricultural Applications of El ectromagnetics Presented an article at the 2013 University of Lagos Engineering Society (ULES) Career Fair, titled: Antennas: Our Electrical Sense Organs Relevant Course Work Engineering Economics, Engineering Law, Technical Communication. Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) April 2012-September 2012 A 6-month internship Worked in a team that installed numerical relays at all PHCN distribution statio ns in Lagos. Performed transformer restoration operations alongside full-time workers at Akan gba, Ijora and Ikeja-West. Was noted by the head of the Protection, Control and Metering (PC&M) department, to be one of the more hardworking and proactive students. International School, University of Lagos 2002-2008 2008: Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE) -Got 8 distinctions in the Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE) -Was placed in a class for exceedingly brilliant students throughout his stay in senior secondary school. -Participated in the National Mathematics Olympiad and finished as best candidat e in Lagos State. He later went on to represent the South-West at Abuja. Achievements and Awards 2012- Selected to become a Leadership Ambassador by Impact Your World Leadership Initiative. Awarded a leadership scholarship after a thorough screening process . Was one of 50 35 students that were selected from a group of almost 300 studen ts. 2012-Awarded an endowment by the University of Lagos Senate for excellent academ ic performance. 2011-Recipient of the Etisalat Scholarship Award for brilliant academic performa nce. Was one of only five (5) students in the whole of the Faculty of Engineerin g, comprising more than 2000 students to receive this award.

2009-Awarded the Mobil Producing Nigeria scholarship after undergoing a rigorous aptitude test. 2009-Recipient of the award for best performing student in Applied Electricity a t the Senior School Certificate Examination (S.S.C.E) at International School, U niversity of Lagos. 2008-Chosen as a participant at the final of the National Mathematics Olympiad. Only 20 students were chosen nationwide. Leadership Experience Society of Electrical Engineering Students (S.E.E.S) 2012-Present: Was elected president of the Society of Electrical Engineering Stu dents (S.E.E.S). --Set up internet facilities for the final-year class to aid in their project wo rk. --Does free printing of examination dockets and course registration forms for el ectrical and computer engineering students. This is a very expensive activity fo r students to engage in individually. --Collaborating with 3rd year students in the design and construction of a compl ete radio antenna system to serve as a project that would be presented to the de partment of electrical engineering. --Has already organized a sporting competition for the students in the departmen t, and was the first president in the Faculty of Engineering to take this initia tive. --Has also put in place tutorial sessions to assist students with complex course s. --Has already invited engineers in various fields of electrical-engineering to s erve as mentors to current undergraduate students, in a program that will kick o ff in June 2013. 2011-2012: Was elected as welfare secretary for the Society of Electrical Engine ering Students (S.E.E.S). --Led a team of students for an excursion at the Power Holding Company of Nigeri a Akangba, Surulere, and made contacts that have helped other students in securi ng internships. Leadership Ambassador, Impact Your World Leadership Initiative (2012 ) Was one of a few students selected by the Dean of Students Affairs for outstandi ng leadership qualities and to be interviewed by the Impact Your World Leadershi p Initiative for the award of a Leadership Scholarship Was subsequently selected to become a Leadership Ambassador of the Organization Would be mentored by distinguished leaders and captains of industry on how to be come an even better leader and serve as a role model to upcoming ones.

Volunteer Work and Community Service A volunteer tutor on various academic courses in the undergraduate program, ment oring colleagues and juniors alike. Has started a volunteer group to help less privileged children living in under-d eveloped areas, to excel academically, and fit into the society at large. Will b uy books and organize leadership classes for the children Member of anti-AIDS club at the University of Lagos. Took part in a visit to the National Orthopaedic Centre, Igbobi, Lagos, and enga ged in the distribution of gift items to the sick. Memberships and Associations 2013: Member of the anti-AIDS club, University of Lagos. 2012-Present: Student member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi

neers (IEEE) 2011: Executive member of the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (M.S.S.N), Univ ersity of Lagos Additional Information Skills: Languages: English (Native fluency), Yoruba (Native fluency), Arabic (Intermedia te) Programmes and softwares: Good knowledge of Microsoft Office, MATLAB and Ansoft HFSS. Interests: Japanese Manga, Play station, Surfing the Internet. References Available upon request

Leads (Think of the 5 E s: Envision, Engage, Energize, Enable and Execute) Builds Diverse Collaborative Relationships Grows Capability Power of Agility In Touch Embraces Change Operates with Discipline