All the MBA graduates out there, (also the software engineers), do you think there will be a prospect in jobs around Finance stream in the upcoming years. The reason is Finance follows strict rules. And maybe later in time there will be someone who will launch a chatbot which can efficiently calculate corporate taxes, detect frauds , and in the field of Capital Markets there can be algorithms for which there will not be a requirement of analyst or trader. Do you see this future ? Or does this sound dumb to you
Automation will impact finance jobs, but human expertise will still be needed. Upskill in AI and data science to stay relevant. Adaptability is key. The future isn't dumb, just evolving.
Okay , but let's now say , jpmc or gs creates llm , and the bots are now better trained to execute the trades , do you see the future of financial analysts or is it better prospects for the engineers who are fine tuning the model
Reading reports of students from IIM Blr and Lucknow struggling for internships. Does anyone have any insights on the real scale of this? Any insights on the ongoing fulltime placement season for 2024?
Thoughts on this? I myself did my MBA from a T-1 school and found it value enriching experience that allowed me to crack my role at Uber.
What do you think?
Too Many MBAs ruining manufacturing companies, which there are not enough of in India. The problem Elon mentioned is ...
5 years back, I was fortunate enough to get into IISc to study computer science. I also had a choice to study at a prestigious business school in India. I decided to go to IISc as I wanted to work in tech post my masters degree. Back the...
Link to article: https://the-ken.com/dayzero/isb-welcomed-a-large-batch-last-year-now-many-of-them-may-have-nowhere-to-go/
Just search “MBA is dead”, you will find interesting articles from 1900s 😂
