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Hi everyone,
I’m 23 and currently working as an Area Manager at Amazon. Over the next few years, I expect to move up to L5/L6 (and hopefully higher if things go well). My long-term goal is to apply to a top MBA program around age 28–30.
Right now I’m trying to figure out what I should focus on.
My background:
Right now I’m trying to decide what to do: should I start CFA, go for something like PMP or Six Sigma, or just focus on GMAT and prepare for it earlier? I feel a bit rushed and worried that if I rush into the wrong thing, I might waste a lot of time.
I’m also considering certifications like PMP or Six Sigma, but not sure if they actually add value for MBA admissions or career progression.
So my questions are:
Thanks!
I’m 23 and currently working as an Area Manager at Amazon. Over the next few years, I expect to move up to L5/L6 (and hopefully higher if things go well). My long-term goal is to apply to a top MBA program around age 28–30.
Right now I’m trying to figure out what I should focus on.
My background:
- GPA: 2.95 from a Georgian university (not very well-known internationally)
- No GMAT yet
- Strong interest in business/finance long-term
Right now I’m trying to decide what to do: should I start CFA, go for something like PMP or Six Sigma, or just focus on GMAT and prepare for it earlier? I feel a bit rushed and worried that if I rush into the wrong thing, I might waste a lot of time.
I’m also considering certifications like PMP or Six Sigma, but not sure if they actually add value for MBA admissions or career progression.
So my questions are:
- If you were in my position, what would you prioritize over the next few years?
- Is it better to take the GMAT early (like now/next year) or closer to application time?
- Does CFA Level 1 make sense in my case, or is it a distraction?
- Are certifications like PMP or Six Sigma worth it for someone in operations aiming for an MBA?
- How much of an issue is a 2.95 GPA from a non-US university for top MBA programs?
Thanks!
