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24 Aug 2022, 06:28
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Does having pre-MBA work experience tenure on the lower end (2-3yrs) sabotage chances of recruiting at MBB or other T-1 Consulting Firms?
More specifically, let's say I join the Rotman MBA (Canada) with 2Y work experience (which is the minimum requirement), will I face difficulty to recruit for prestigious firms because my peers have 2-3 years more experience than me on average?
Because getting admitted and getting recruited are two very different games, and I'm not sure if at 2Y work experience, it would be better for my consulting goals to join an MiM or an MBA.
I do not want to end up at a disadvantage during recruiting.
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More specifically, let's say I join the Rotman MBA (Canada) with 2Y work experience (which is the minimum requirement), will I face difficulty to recruit for prestigious firms because my peers have 2-3 years more experience than me on average?
Because getting admitted and getting recruited are two very different games, and I'm not sure if at 2Y work experience, it would be better for my consulting goals to join an MiM or an MBA.
I do not want to end up at a disadvantage during recruiting.
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24 Aug 2022, 12:58
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It depends @hisheartpored. What you learned during the course and your internships may give you a proper base to cover your grounds
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27 Aug 2022, 01:33
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I have heard from my peers that recruitments at MBB do take place even for low experience candidates. It is just that the designation (and so, compensation) is different from the ones with more pre-MBA work experience.
Also, MBB firms conduct case-based interview. Top MBA programs' curriculum is designed in such a way that it helps us crack those interviews.
If you get selected for MBA program, then your batch mates will generally be more experienced than you, so it is always better than MiM program.
I have heard from my peers that recruitments at MBB do take place even for low experience candidates. It is just that the designation (and so, compensation) is different from the ones with more pre-MBA work experience.
Also, MBB firms conduct case-based interview. Top MBA programs' curriculum is designed in such a way that it helps us crack those interviews.
If you get selected for MBA program, then your batch mates will generally be more experienced than you, so it is always better than MiM program.
