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20 Sep 2011, 08:49
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Dear all,
I am working in the software industry. I hold an advanced degree in Computer Science.
I plan to pursue an MBA in US/Canada and look for jobs after graduation.
I would like to ask which job is good for an IT guy + MBA ("Good" means I can easily get a job after graduation)? Furthermore, which specialization/concentration should I follow for that job? Somebody tells me that a Business Analyst job is OK for IT guys with MBA if I look for job in US/Canada. Is this true?
Thank you very much.
I am working in the software industry. I hold an advanced degree in Computer Science.
I plan to pursue an MBA in US/Canada and look for jobs after graduation.
I would like to ask which job is good for an IT guy + MBA ("Good" means I can easily get a job after graduation)? Furthermore, which specialization/concentration should I follow for that job? Somebody tells me that a Business Analyst job is OK for IT guys with MBA if I look for job in US/Canada. Is this true?
Thank you very much.
21 Sep 2011, 01:20
Kudos
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Your question remains too generic. You need to do a little research for what you want out of an MBA.
-Every business school take your career plans so seriously during the application process? Because they want to know that you have thought it through. They want to make sure you are grounded in reality. That if you want to change careers, you’ve figured out how to get from Point A to Point B and maybe even to Point C and D.
-So go out and explore – talk to people – especially current students or recent grads on their career experience. . Do some self-exploration as well. And make sure you take notes
look at this link https://gmatclub.com/blog/2011/05/life-a ... hbs-grads/
Options are ...Business analyst track in a technology firm, Associate Consultant track in any consulting, IT or marketing firm, Project finance track...etc.
-Every business school take your career plans so seriously during the application process? Because they want to know that you have thought it through. They want to make sure you are grounded in reality. That if you want to change careers, you’ve figured out how to get from Point A to Point B and maybe even to Point C and D.
-So go out and explore – talk to people – especially current students or recent grads on their career experience. . Do some self-exploration as well. And make sure you take notes
look at this link https://gmatclub.com/blog/2011/05/life-a ... hbs-grads/
Options are ...Business analyst track in a technology firm, Associate Consultant track in any consulting, IT or marketing firm, Project finance track...etc.
21 Sep 2011, 02:16
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throughmba
Hi,
My goal is very clear. I want to be an entrepreneur after my MBA. However, my very short-term goal is to work is US/Canada for some years to earn some money to start my business. Hence, I think that if I choose only the Entrepreneurship concentration, it's hard to get a job in US/CAN after my graduation.
Does anyone have advices for my case?
Thank you.
