All New Career Forum - 2020

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GMAT Club MBA Career Forum - 2020    I am proud to announce that we are overhauling the career forum with new content, moderators and resources to help current students and alums advance their career and get advice from the community!  
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It has been a while since this forum has seen the content and engagement of MBA Careers demand. Post MBA life only gets harder with networking, finding the best jobs around or managing to get a referral in your dream company. The Career Forum will help with some of that!

What will the Career Forum be? 
  Weekly articles on specific careers - we will start with consulting and update each week! Tech and Marketing to follow.  
 Answers to questions from current MBA students, alums and industry experts 
 Referrals for open roles from employers 
 Interview prep and resume reviews for consulting/tech/marketing/general management 
 Connecting with others in a similar job search as you or whose footsteps you want to follow

What will the Career Forum not be? 
  A place to discuss GMAT questions 
 A place to evaluate profiles or MBA admission questions

Please follow the rules while posting in the forum. If you wish to be a moderator and drive some of the engagement, PM me!

Flamefist · Answer

Thanks Souvik, this is pretty exciting stuff.

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souvik101990 · Answer

Part 1 - How to recruit for consulting -   -  HERE

JituSingh40 · Answer

Thank you for your help. I'm looking for something like that

Rafaelpnj · Answer

A friend of mine struggled with landing interviews after their MBA, and one thing that really helped them was having access to resources like resume reviews and interview prep tailored to their target industries.

cokekoalas · Answer

I think starting a new career is an exciting move, but you might want to look into what certifications are needed, depending on the field you're interested in. Sometimes,  it may be necessary to become certified as well , especially if you’re considering a career in healthcare, tech, or certain skilled trades. It can open doors and give you a boost in the job market. You can check out more on certification programs here.

possimusnihil · Answer

That's true, tailoring your CV is really important, specially with AI now that all applications are being screened mostly via AI.

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