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Thanks for your comments! Appreciate it very much.
This is a tough choice indeed, but either scenario is very good. I'll flip a coin pretty soon.
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Thanks for your comments! Appreciate it very much.
This is a tough choice indeed, but either scenario is very good. I'll flip a coin pretty soon.

LOL.
P.S. If you have a significant other in the area, I would probably stay. Otherwise, Seattle is considered one of the loneliest cities these days: https://factsandtrends.net/2018/03/05/l ... y-america/ (odd that LA used to be on the list 10 years ago) but thanks to traffic everyone calls their friends from 4 to 7 PM while they are stuck. At the same time, I have found lots of conflicting rankings for what "loneliest" actually means, represents, and ranks, so this all may be irrelevant.
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My experience in Seattle has been quite the opposite. Seattle has been very friendly and welcoming (to me at least) My life outside work revolves around hiking, skiing, soccer etc, which is what I love the most about Seattle/PNW. Correct me if I am wrong, but I get a sense that the overall MBA experience at Anderson may be better than the one at Foster. However, when to comes to Tech jobs, I think Seattle will rule the roost for obvious reasons.
If I may rephrase my original question: lets say I had no bias for Seattle, which of the two programs is more likely to land me a product management/marketing roles in big tech companies (Amazon, msft etc.)?
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My experience in Seattle has been quite the opposite. Seattle has been very friendly and welcoming (to me at least) My life outside work revolves around hiking, skiing, soccer etc, which is what I love the most about Seattle/PNW. Correct me if I am wrong, but I get a sense that the overall MBA experience at Anderson may be better than the one at Foster. However, when to comes to Tech jobs, I think Seattle will rule the roost for obvious reasons.
If I may rephrase my original question: lets say I had no bias for Seattle, which of the two programs is more likely to land me a product management/marketing roles in big tech companies (Amazon, msft etc.)?


To answer your question, HBS or Stanford.
Otherwise, probably neither program will have an advantage since on-campus recruiting is not strong with either and alum network for MS/AMZ is probably not the key decision maker. Both hire from a wide variety of programs and give a preference to past experience, career trajectory, and more tangible things rather than which program you have attended (though HBS/GSB always catch an eye of a recruiter).