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weiwang922
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Updated on: 23 Apr 2020, 06:36
Originally posted by weiwang922 on 22 Apr 2020, 20:41.
Last edited by weiwang922 on 23 Apr 2020, 06:36, edited 1 time in total.
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Hello all,
A few months ago, I was admitted to a top 20 B-school program (2 year regular MBA program, on campus) I need help with your advice.
I work in enterprise cloud infrastructure sales at one of the biggest tech companies in the world. It looks like two of my mega deals will close in the next 4-8 weeks. This means my total commission out of these two deals will be around $350K, which will cash out by the end of Dec, 2020 because of quarterly commission payment structure. With the projects closed, I'll 100% make a total of ~$250-300K again in 2021. However, school starts in a few months. If I quit before/after the deal is closed, I will forfeit 75% of all my bonus in 2020 and 100% in 2021, and the company will have no obligation to pay me all all.
My question here is: can I just do go to MBA and work full-time at the same time? Is that legal? Do I have to disclose this my work+school information to both the MBA program and my employer?
Has anyone also tried to negotiate a part time deal with their employers in this situation? How did that work out?
Thanks for your help.
A few months ago, I was admitted to a top 20 B-school program (2 year regular MBA program, on campus) I need help with your advice.
I work in enterprise cloud infrastructure sales at one of the biggest tech companies in the world. It looks like two of my mega deals will close in the next 4-8 weeks. This means my total commission out of these two deals will be around $350K, which will cash out by the end of Dec, 2020 because of quarterly commission payment structure. With the projects closed, I'll 100% make a total of ~$250-300K again in 2021. However, school starts in a few months. If I quit before/after the deal is closed, I will forfeit 75% of all my bonus in 2020 and 100% in 2021, and the company will have no obligation to pay me all all.
My question here is: can I just do go to MBA and work full-time at the same time? Is that legal? Do I have to disclose this my work+school information to both the MBA program and my employer?
Has anyone also tried to negotiate a part time deal with their employers in this situation? How did that work out?
Thanks for your help.
22 Apr 2020, 21:10
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You could. Very hard but people have done it (most of them were poor and broke however) 
I can also see not doing an MBA at this time if things are that good.... you can also possibly switch to PT program. You should still be eligible for a student visa.
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I can also see not doing an MBA at this time if things are that good.... you can also possibly switch to PT program. You should still be eligible for a student visa.
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23 Apr 2020, 01:03
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Let's be blunt and honest.
Most of the pool of candidates do an MBA for better Pay, quality of life, and job profile. If you already have that, I don't see any reason to jump the bandwagon, especially during these uncertain times.
You can apply to B-Schools anyhow later but such a humongous bonus wouldn't come at all. This bonus will further help you fund your MBA (not that you should do that but just saying )
All in all, I would say that this is a problem of plenty and you have nothing really to lose.
Most of the pool of candidates do an MBA for better Pay, quality of life, and job profile. If you already have that, I don't see any reason to jump the bandwagon, especially during these uncertain times.
You can apply to B-Schools anyhow later but such a humongous bonus wouldn't come at all. This bonus will further help you fund your MBA (not that you should do that but just saying )
All in all, I would say that this is a problem of plenty and you have nothing really to lose.
