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20 Nov 2006, 10:28
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I'm getting pre-MBA jitters about post-MBA job opportunities.
Basically, what are the opportunities like for people with no IB experience to get IB jobs after graduating from a one year program? (one year meaning no internship)
How much does it affect your chances as opposed to after attending a 2 year-program???
I'm getting pre-MBA jitters about post-MBA job opportunities.
Basically, what are the opportunities like for people with no IB experience to get IB jobs after graduating from a one year program? (one year meaning no internship)
How much does it affect your chances as opposed to after attending a 2 year-program???
20 Nov 2006, 10:54
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The traditional thought is that career switchers need a 2 year program so they can explore new jobs during the summer internship. This is especially true for IB jobs because they traditionally hire most of their full-time people from their summer programs. They might "fill out" their classes with a few additional people each year, but the bulk of the hiring is done with 1st years that go through the summer program.
Jobs in other industries might not be so tied into the summer program. Just remember, if you are participating in a 1-year program, your pre-MBA experience will be a key element in your job search. This is not a problem if you are staying with the same company or in the same industry, or if you are starting your own business. But if you are planning a career change, it will be much tougher.
Jobs in other industries might not be so tied into the summer program. Just remember, if you are participating in a 1-year program, your pre-MBA experience will be a key element in your job search. This is not a problem if you are staying with the same company or in the same industry, or if you are starting your own business. But if you are planning a career change, it will be much tougher.
