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Re: What school and programs should i aim for? [#permalink]
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apoorv601 wrote:
Hi,
I have 5 years experience in quality management in Manufacturing field, with certification of Six Sigma black belt, Lean, PMP, ISO9001 and ISO14001 Lead auditor

I want to work as a consultant in fields such as Six Sigma black belt, Lean, PMP....

Which MBA should i pursue - Operations management, Strategic management or General Management ?
Plz advice it would be really helpful



Hi Apoorv,

Don't stress too much over this. Any program out there is flexible enough to let you decide your electives - broad base them/ narrow base them- do as it fits your requirements. You will also (mostly) have an opportunity to take more than one concentration (which only means fulfiling a pre-specified credit criterion for subjects in a particular field).
What's important is what do you want to learn, i.e. what is the need gap that you want to fill.

What i see as a bigger challenge is that your pre MBA work sounds starkly similar to your post MBA goals. It may be due to the brevity of your post, but do ensure that your career goals are aspirational and justify an MBA.

Reach out if you'd like to discuss.
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Re: What school and programs should i aim for? [#permalink]

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