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15 Sep 2019, 22:12
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Hey Guys
I am applying to LBS and some US/European colleges. Since we will be the batch getting in just at the time recession is predicted to happen next year. Does it deter anyone's hopes of job/summer internships. What are the implications on our batch. Would love to know what you guys think!
Cheers
Sushiboy
I am applying to LBS and some US/European colleges. Since we will be the batch getting in just at the time recession is predicted to happen next year. Does it deter anyone's hopes of job/summer internships. What are the implications on our batch. Would love to know what you guys think!
Cheers
Sushiboy
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16 Sep 2019, 05:10
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I contacted few B-schools and their answer was, it will in no way affect the job hunting of our students.
We have witnessed recession in the part, but our 3-month job statistics have never fluctuated bcz of recession.
Though, if you are a foreign passport holder, I advice you to excercise extreme caution and do not overburden yourself with loans.
PS: I work for kudos
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We have witnessed recession in the part, but our 3-month job statistics have never fluctuated bcz of recession.
Though, if you are a foreign passport holder, I advice you to excercise extreme caution and do not overburden yourself with loans.
PS: I work for kudos
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26 Sep 2019, 21:28
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Yes I agree. A few key points to note
1. Take as low student loans as possible
2. Be prepared with Plan b,c and d.
3. Visa issue is sorted from this year in London - since the new bill allows 2 years of staying back in UK. So little reduction in pressure in finding jobs. But as said Plan B,C and D have to be sorted.
4. Salary packages and employment positions may reduce- only time will tell the reality. MBA schools always want to paint a good picture, and hence their words need to be taken with a pinch of salt. Its their business.!
Rest depends on how fast the economy recovers back from recession. But yeah bear it out together with your cohort!
Cheers
Sushiboy
1. Take as low student loans as possible
2. Be prepared with Plan b,c and d.
3. Visa issue is sorted from this year in London - since the new bill allows 2 years of staying back in UK. So little reduction in pressure in finding jobs. But as said Plan B,C and D have to be sorted.
4. Salary packages and employment positions may reduce- only time will tell the reality. MBA schools always want to paint a good picture, and hence their words need to be taken with a pinch of salt. Its their business.!
Rest depends on how fast the economy recovers back from recession. But yeah bear it out together with your cohort!
Cheers
Sushiboy
