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uHCWB wrote:
I graduated 2 years ago. I have been working since then. I generally have good relationship with my senior managers. I also had good relationship with my profs at university. Which are better senior managers or professors?

Hands down- you want to develop those relationships with senior managers at your firm. Ideally your direct supervisor is writing one letter of recommendation and then a second can come from another senior person in your firm that can speak to your contributions. You might also consider someone from an extracurricular if you have great impact there and they were in a supervisory role. The definite third and last choice here would be looking at your professors at university. Generally speaking admissions committees are not impressed by hearing from your professors- they look at the transcript and the test scores to do that. They want the recommendation letters to speak to your professional impact so you are well served to go the corporate route on rec letters. And please WAIVE your rights to see them! Otherwise adcom might think you don't trust them- which somehow- rightly or wrongly- ends up reflecting rather poorly on you.
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