Recommendation Letter To NYU Graduate School Committee

Recommendation Letter
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Recommendation Letter
Dear NYU Graduate School Committee:
I am writing to you in connection with Mr. Phil Robinson, who has asked me recently to write a letter of recommendation on his behalf. Phil and I talked about his recent decision of pursuing graduate study in Management Information System (MIS) and I am in full support of his decision and strong desire of taking his skill and dedication to the next level. It is therefore my honor to recommend him to be matriculated into the Graduate program at NYU Graduate School.
I have had the pleasure of knowing Phil and working with him for the last 6 months. In particular, I am the senior manager at GTJA Stockjobber and Phil worked with me here as an undergraduate intern. While on internship, his duties included helping to resolve MIS Helpdesk queries using the company’s helpdesk system and liaising with the company staff directly; helping to establish budgets for hardware and software; deal with process requests and systems queries in relation to systems configuration, problem solving, and technical faults; and produce, automate and generate management information and operational reports, following defined templates and ensuring conformance to information security protocols. Phil also assisted with the release of information pertaining to changes to processes and systems upgrades; collected data and analyzed it; covered for the absence of the company’s Human Resource Systems Manager; and assisted with processes pertaining to system upgrades, including troubleshooting, developing and running system tests, and reviewing release notes.
In addition, he assisted with the management of the company’s Human Resource systems, as required, in terms of updating system tables and values; adding, removing and/or updating user account information and resetting passwords; documenting the configuration of the Human Resource systems; functionality of process flows and data processing; as well as maintaining data field names, screen locations, type, security, and building codes. He also worked closely with the company’s Information Systems Manager and Chief Information Systems Officer (CIO) to review the needs of customers, staffs, and the organization related to data processing, information management, and distributed processing for the end-user. He also worked closely with the data security officer to establish standards and procedures for access to data processing facilities.
Over the period of time that I have known Phil, he has time and again carried out his duties i...