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04 May 2007, 22:53
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Hi guys! I was accepted to Penn State MBA program and to Purdue MSIA and really confused which one to choose. I would like to choose Purdue, however I am concerned about the degree. I plan to continue work in supply chain/operations (I worked in this field for 5 years) and I see my career progress further from Supply Chain manager to SC Director and end up with VP Operations or COO or CEO. I heard an opinion that I might have difficulties during career progression after SC Director to executive level since the degree looks much narrower than 2year MBA. What do you think about this? Will I have to deal with employers' stereotypes if I choose MSIA? Please help asap since I must give answer to schools!!! Thanks so much!
04 May 2007, 23:33
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Whatever degree you hold should be of little consequence by the time you reach Director level. Your degree will be critically important for the first job you get after school, and perhaps if you change jobs within 3-5 years, but after that point your professional future will be determined by your performance on the job.
You should probably base your decision on whichever school will help you the most in landing your first job, and if you think you might change professions after a few years.
You should probably base your decision on whichever school will help you the most in landing your first job, and if you think you might change professions after a few years.
04 May 2007, 23:44
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Yup, Pelihu is totally right.
According to what you have described, maybe Purdue is a better choice, isn't it?
According to what you have described, maybe Purdue is a better choice, isn't it?
