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11 Apr 2022, 10:34
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Hi,
I am working in the Data Analytics field for the past 4.8 years and planning to do an MBA (apply in 1-2 years). I just wanted to check will it be hard to get a job post-MBA considering I will be around 7 YOE at the time of course. I have worked in IT Services (Amdocs), Management Consulting (ZS), and Technology (PayPal & Expedia).
I am targeting schools in US and EU, should I got for 1 year or 2 year MBA program as I noticed in the US most of the schools are offering the 2-year programs.
Location- India
Advice Needed.
Thanks
I am working in the Data Analytics field for the past 4.8 years and planning to do an MBA (apply in 1-2 years). I just wanted to check will it be hard to get a job post-MBA considering I will be around 7 YOE at the time of course. I have worked in IT Services (Amdocs), Management Consulting (ZS), and Technology (PayPal & Expedia).
I am targeting schools in US and EU, should I got for 1 year or 2 year MBA program as I noticed in the US most of the schools are offering the 2-year programs.
Location- India
Advice Needed.
Thanks
11 Apr 2022, 16:24
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Hi muggergammy,
Since you're talking about a timeframe that's at least a couple of years in the future, I don't know if there's anyone who can tell you exactly what the job market will be at that time (or how easy/difficult) it might be for you to get a job with your MBA. If you know the specific Schools/Programs that you plan to apply to, then you might consider reaching out to those Programs directly to talk with some of their Alums (as those Alums can potentially offer some perspective on how that MBA from that School was viewed by the market).
Have you taken the Official GMAT yet (and if you did, then how did you score?)? Are you still studying for the Exam with the goal of scoring higher?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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Since you're talking about a timeframe that's at least a couple of years in the future, I don't know if there's anyone who can tell you exactly what the job market will be at that time (or how easy/difficult) it might be for you to get a job with your MBA. If you know the specific Schools/Programs that you plan to apply to, then you might consider reaching out to those Programs directly to talk with some of their Alums (as those Alums can potentially offer some perspective on how that MBA from that School was viewed by the market).
Have you taken the Official GMAT yet (and if you did, then how did you score?)? Are you still studying for the Exam with the goal of scoring higher?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Contact Rich at: [email protected]
13 Apr 2022, 19:49
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muggergammy
Hi muggergammy,
I think this may be a good point (5 years) to get into a management program, but to answer your specific question (7 years), your best bet, as EMPOWERgmatRichC mentioned, is to reach out to alumni.
