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Hello everyone!
My situation is the following:
Recently I've got admitted to my target programs (INSEAD & LBS). My employer (MBB) agreed to sponsor my studies. I generally enjoy consulting and do not actively looking into changing the industry even though open to it.
My concern: my mid-term goal is to move to another country (Europe/Canada/Australia, not seriously considering US at this point) and I am afraid that by going to MBA I am actually postponing it without (as it seems) adding much value. Options that (I believe) I have in front of me:
1. No MBA, try internal mobility (very unclear in terms of timing)
2. No MBA, get new job
3. Do MBA, stay for two years with sponsor company in current location, do internal mobility (very unclear in terms of timing as well)
4. Do MBA, get new job after two years lock period
My question concerns option 4 - will getting MBA from INSEAD/LBS significantly increase my chances to move to target locations given that:
1. I will be applying two years after application
2. I will most likely apply for consult-ish positions and by the time of application I will have about 6 years in top-tier consulting which is a good prerequisite by itself (I hope) for this kind of job
UPD. thanks for answers, decided that it 100% worth it but had to drop out due to personal reasons at the last moment
My situation is the following:
Recently I've got admitted to my target programs (INSEAD & LBS). My employer (MBB) agreed to sponsor my studies. I generally enjoy consulting and do not actively looking into changing the industry even though open to it.
My concern: my mid-term goal is to move to another country (Europe/Canada/Australia, not seriously considering US at this point) and I am afraid that by going to MBA I am actually postponing it without (as it seems) adding much value. Options that (I believe) I have in front of me:
1. No MBA, try internal mobility (very unclear in terms of timing)
2. No MBA, get new job
3. Do MBA, stay for two years with sponsor company in current location, do internal mobility (very unclear in terms of timing as well)
4. Do MBA, get new job after two years lock period
My question concerns option 4 - will getting MBA from INSEAD/LBS significantly increase my chances to move to target locations given that:
1. I will be applying two years after application
2. I will most likely apply for consult-ish positions and by the time of application I will have about 6 years in top-tier consulting which is a good prerequisite by itself (I hope) for this kind of job
UPD. thanks for answers, decided that it 100% worth it but had to drop out due to personal reasons at the last moment
01 Dec 2022, 08:30
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Take up Insead - 1 year will get over in a jiffy.
Follow through in the current org and aim for a higher leadership role. Rotation programs to get wider leadership exposure are also fine. These are usually 2 year long and will help you tide over the lock-in. You could then take a look at what your current firm has to offer you.
IMHO, given the looming recession, especially in Europe, it is infinitely wiser to stick to the current organization and bide for good time.
Follow through in the current org and aim for a higher leadership role. Rotation programs to get wider leadership exposure are also fine. These are usually 2 year long and will help you tide over the lock-in. You could then take a look at what your current firm has to offer you.
IMHO, given the looming recession, especially in Europe, it is infinitely wiser to stick to the current organization and bide for good time.
02 Dec 2022, 10:01
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With a work ex of 6 years in Consulting will assist in getting a job abroad. Both INSEAD and LBS are equally good to get to your goal.
