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Queen White, a Successful Project Manager
Could you imagine what Snow White did with the rest of her life, after waking up and marrying Prince Charming (Grimm and Wilhelm)? ... Snow’s determination and enthusiasm to reward the seven dwarfs drove her to become the most dynamic project manager of all the fairylands. ...
Take into consideration that to be a woman project manager in 1812 was unheard of (Grimm and Wilhelm). ... However, Snow White rose above that challenge and proved to be the best one qualified for that position. ... Snow White was also quite familiar with dwarf resources and their method of work. ... Additionally, Queen (Snow) White had earned the respect of the potential diamond clients, not only because she had her Royal background, but because she was also a diamond expert herself, with field experience.
Snow White’s youthful experiences had fortified her abilities to turn negative events into positive ones. ... The young princess, victimized by the cruel jealousy of her wicked stepmother, the Queen, was forced to flee into the woods for her own safety; thereafter she was offered shelter by mine worker dwarfs, where she still was not safe from her stepmother’s villainy. Snow became the house cleaner and servant to the dwarfs, in exchange for food and shelter. However, she ate a poison apple offered her by the disguised Queen, and was presumed dead. ... (Hand and Disney)
Princess (Snow) White became a happy Queen, turning her negative experiences into a very positive lifestyle, for herself and others. Snow (White) started with small accomplishments, and from there gathered momentum. ... Snow drew from her past experiences and re-organized the palace labor force, found and hired the huntsman back, budgeted the crops and farm laborers, and assisted with the economics of the Royal Palace.
Approximate Word count = 1369
Approximate Pages = 5.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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