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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
19 Oct 2010, 14:36
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) should try if it is worth the stretch.The one I need to go to is a restaurant next to the gherkin, I think 40th floor and double michelin star. Some team mates were there recently, but I missed out ... this business dinner thing can be fun if you manage to get into the michelin star stuff
18 Dec 2010, 07:02
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Here is my take in this. The full-time MBA is a somewhat risky choice for you. However, if you don't take risk you don't get a potential reward. I'm in the same boat: lots of years in IT, decent salary. I'm sure you searched for jobs at the higher level such as Director, VP etc and I'm sure you noticed the higher you go the more common is MBA requirement.
Next: FT vs. PT: this is a beat up topic with a little caveat though - Google, Apple, Microsoft and the likes will come to HAAS to hire Full-timers. PT students may not get an access or equal access to those companies. In other words, PT gives you a stamp in resume, knowledge and some alumni connection while FT gives you stamp, knowledge, strong network and the JOB.
Next: FT vs. PT: this is a beat up topic with a little caveat though - Google, Apple, Microsoft and the likes will come to HAAS to hire Full-timers. PT students may not get an access or equal access to those companies. In other words, PT gives you a stamp in resume, knowledge and some alumni connection while FT gives you stamp, knowledge, strong network and the JOB.
