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Updated on: 02 Mar 2020, 20:38
Originally posted by FinalCountdown321 on 02 Mar 2020, 14:18.
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For an American looking to eventually end up back in the US, which would you guys choose between IESE and McCombs
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My suggestion is that you attend the school on the continent where you are planning to live and work.
Do you speak Spanish? Or another language other than English? Do you have much international experience? Why Spain?
I understand the allure of Spain and going to school abroad. I don’t think it’s a huge mistake honestly but it will kind of take you out into a whole different world and I’m concerned that when you come back you’ll be misunderstood and out of touch with your network, looking for a job and probably not getting a whole lot of help from IESE.
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My suggestion is that you attend the school on the continent where you are planning to live and work.
Do you speak Spanish? Or another language other than English? Do you have much international experience? Why Spain?
I understand the allure of Spain and going to school abroad. I don’t think it’s a huge mistake honestly but it will kind of take you out into a whole different world and I’m concerned that when you come back you’ll be misunderstood and out of touch with your network, looking for a job and probably not getting a whole lot of help from IESE.
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