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28 Aug 2010, 01:28
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Hi Paul,
I read in one of your evaluations of a fellow gmatclubber that you deal with a lot of Indian profiles. Well, here is another one!
Age : 24
Gender : Female
Undergraduate degree : Engineering (from a reputed Indian engineering college)
Work Experience : 37 months (around 45 to 48 months at matriculation)
GPA : 3.0
GMAT : 710
Work experience details -Have been working for General Motors for the entire work ex duration the in Program management function of Mini cars (India is primarily a mini car mkt). Worked for 2.5 yrs on the launch of a new mini car. I have not had any direct reportees but by virtue of my role as Program manager, had a lot of ppl reporting cross functionally to me.
Target schools - mostly the ones in Asia like HK-UST, NUS, ISB, INSEAD. Need help to identify schools within my reach in US and Europe.
Thanks in advance,
SS
I read in one of your evaluations of a fellow gmatclubber that you deal with a lot of Indian profiles. Well, here is another one!
Age : 24
Gender : Female
Undergraduate degree : Engineering (from a reputed Indian engineering college)
Work Experience : 37 months (around 45 to 48 months at matriculation)
GPA : 3.0
GMAT : 710
Work experience details -Have been working for General Motors for the entire work ex duration the in Program management function of Mini cars (India is primarily a mini car mkt). Worked for 2.5 yrs on the launch of a new mini car. I have not had any direct reportees but by virtue of my role as Program manager, had a lot of ppl reporting cross functionally to me.
Target schools - mostly the ones in Asia like HK-UST, NUS, ISB, INSEAD. Need help to identify schools within my reach in US and Europe.
Thanks in advance,
SS
30 Aug 2010, 00:13
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SS,
Thanks for reaching out. Yes, I do have a lot of experience in this area. I'm also a veteran of the automotive world myself, so you are in the right place for sure.
As for your candidacy, you could probably stand to get a little bit more seasoning for many top US schools, but there has also been a youth movement afoot and the fact that you will be right around 4 years experience at matriculation and that you have people reporting to you (cross-functionally or not) means you can make a decent case that now is the right time for an MBA. And honestly, that is what it will boil down to. If you can explain why now, you have a decent shot at some good US and European schools. If you can't really show why now is the time, you're going to want to log some more time in the work force, gain that critical promotion, manage a direct workforce, etc.
Thematically, you are going to want to hammer discipline and maturity in your work performance. Your course work will help offset the 3.0 somewhat, but probably not enough to totally satisfy top US b-schools. They'll want to see some evidence that you've shifted into another gear within your career.
It's a little difficult to advise you on schools without knowing what you want to do short and long term, but the first school that comes to mind is Ross. Your connection to Big Auto is an obvious connector, but Ross also has a lower average GPA (3.3) than most top programs, in large part because of the engineering-automative pipeline and the respect the school has for difficult major course work.
Love to get into this a little bit more by having you fill out our internal survey and go through a consultation. PM me and I can get you set up.
Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti
Thanks for reaching out. Yes, I do have a lot of experience in this area. I'm also a veteran of the automotive world myself, so you are in the right place for sure.
As for your candidacy, you could probably stand to get a little bit more seasoning for many top US schools, but there has also been a youth movement afoot and the fact that you will be right around 4 years experience at matriculation and that you have people reporting to you (cross-functionally or not) means you can make a decent case that now is the right time for an MBA. And honestly, that is what it will boil down to. If you can explain why now, you have a decent shot at some good US and European schools. If you can't really show why now is the time, you're going to want to log some more time in the work force, gain that critical promotion, manage a direct workforce, etc.
Thematically, you are going to want to hammer discipline and maturity in your work performance. Your course work will help offset the 3.0 somewhat, but probably not enough to totally satisfy top US b-schools. They'll want to see some evidence that you've shifted into another gear within your career.
It's a little difficult to advise you on schools without knowing what you want to do short and long term, but the first school that comes to mind is Ross. Your connection to Big Auto is an obvious connector, but Ross also has a lower average GPA (3.3) than most top programs, in large part because of the engineering-automative pipeline and the respect the school has for difficult major course work.
Love to get into this a little bit more by having you fill out our internal survey and go through a consultation. PM me and I can get you set up.
Respectfully,
Paul Lanzillotti
