gmatfighter11 wrote:
Thanks Jennifer
It does make sense to promote someone with a thorough technical background into these roles and MBA surely doesn't focus on technology. Perhaps an MS in Technology would help.
I thought that if one aims at social entrepreneurship via e-comm, these c levels jobs may provide the relevant leadership experience to lead his/her start up.
What could be an appropriate career path for someone who wishes to start up an e-comm business? I doubt whether all the graduates with similar aims straightaway open their own business. If they don't, what do they do in the meantime?
Many thanks
Joining an established firm in a general management role, joining a general management rotational program for an established company, joining a startup perhaps in product management, joining management or strategy consulting: all of these roles prepare fresh MBA grads for a future entrepreneurial career because grads gain experience and insight into what works and doesn't in other companies before risking everything they have on their own.
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