Selecting MBA stream.

Question

Hello Everyone,

I am very new to this journey. Apologies, if this question sound Absurd.

I have 4.5 years of work ex, with more than 3 years of experience in operation leadership roles in BPO/KPO. My current position is project manager.

I do not want to pursue masters in project management. How to decide right stream for you? I know it depends on exp,skill and intrest. For these three questions my answer is leadership roles and leading teams is what I enjoy most.can anyone suggest streams for this?

Any insights is appreciated. Thank you.

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bb · Answer

Moving this discussion to a more relevant sub-forum. 
The quick suggestion is you look at where you want to get in 5-10 years. You consider where you want to be and you look at what roads lead there. Your degree does not have to be in what you did, that is the reason most people do an MBA is that they are not satisfied with their current career or current job situation.

So consider what you would like to REALISTICALLY do in 5-10 years and then consider what can get you there and how.

Suraj0184 · Answer

It depends entirely on the field that you want to pursue after graduating from the B-school.

Archit3110 · Answer

I would advise you to make a clear road map of what and where you want to see yourself in next 5 years , plan accordingly and apply to school which match your long term career objectives

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TheIvyLeagueEdge · Answer

While all the responses to your questions are very valid, if I were to imagine myself in your situation, I can see they are all difficult to understand. Ping for a free 45 mins 1:1 session for a more detailed discussion over the phone

MBAGuide · Answer

Hi  ShrutiTiwari  hope this finds you well.

I understand your dilemma and not being able to find the right guidance that takes into account your areas of interest. I have experimented with and pivoted to multiple domains such as operations, e com marketing, education, and social impact. I would be happy to have a candid discussion with you so that you can get some clarity on the avenues that you could avail.

Best wishes

ExpertsGlobal · Answer

Hello  ShrutiTiwari ,

While it is absolutely fine to be in this dilemma of sorts, you will need to chalk out some sort of short-term and long-term plan. Ideally, it should sync with your strengths because that is what employers will recognize as well. The good news is that being in a business school will open to you a world of new ideas and that too will go a long way in shaping where you see yourself headed.

All the best!

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