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23 Apr 2022, 07:16
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Hello everyone,
I got admitted into a full-time MBA program. I am considering keeping my current full-time job while doing my full-time MBA.
Has anyone attempted this before? Could you share whether this is something sustainable or even doable?
Thanks!
I got admitted into a full-time MBA program. I am considering keeping my current full-time job while doing my full-time MBA.
Has anyone attempted this before? Could you share whether this is something sustainable or even doable?
Thanks!
23 Apr 2022, 11:31
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That would be possible only if your current employer provides you permission to go for full-time MBA with work from MBA college.
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Hello everyone,
I got admitted into a full-time MBA program. I am considering keeping my current full-time job while doing my full-time MBA.
Has anyone attempted this before? Could you share whether this is something sustainable or even doable?
Thanks!
I got admitted into a full-time MBA program. I am considering keeping my current full-time job while doing my full-time MBA.
Has anyone attempted this before? Could you share whether this is something sustainable or even doable?
Thanks!
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23 Apr 2022, 12:40
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Hi staplebullets
First of all congrats for your admit.
Coming to your query. It totally depends on your current employer and its policy.
For example: I'm a Geoscientist and my employer (an oil and gas blue chip company in India) does not allow us (its employees) to pursue an MBA along with the job. But, it does allow us so to go for a MS or a PhD in Geosciences and that's because it's related to our core discipline. So, it's really depends on the company you're working with.
Say, if you're already working in a tech startup or in a consultant firm, then they "might" not be as reluctant. Because, I know a friend who joined a startup and was paid 75% his joining salary while he did his one year Exec-MBA from ISB. So, I reiterate, "it depends on your employer".
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First of all congrats for your admit.
Coming to your query. It totally depends on your current employer and its policy.
For example: I'm a Geoscientist and my employer (an oil and gas blue chip company in India) does not allow us (its employees) to pursue an MBA along with the job. But, it does allow us so to go for a MS or a PhD in Geosciences and that's because it's related to our core discipline. So, it's really depends on the company you're working with.
Say, if you're already working in a tech startup or in a consultant firm, then they "might" not be as reluctant. Because, I know a friend who joined a startup and was paid 75% his joining salary while he did his one year Exec-MBA from ISB. So, I reiterate, "it depends on your employer".
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