Bob Bell & Susan Wells of the Tennessee Tech College of Business

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Bob Bell sits down with Susan Wells, an instructor from the Decision Sciences & Management Department within TTU's College of Business. They talk about Susan's role as the director of the Governor's School of Technological Innovation & Leadership, what business intelligence is inside the analytics program, covering some of the lesser known topics for online interviews like where to sit in front of your camera.

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8 Aug 2023 10AM English United States Society & Culture · Education

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