My only motive is to make money and that's it. Making friends is not a problem for me. 25 M and been in mental pain for 3Y now. Only way that I can envision to stop myself from falling apart is leaving the country and living far away from the people I know. Education: 3Y undergraduate from IPU.
Work Ex: 1.5Y product design & post that 2Y working in a known's business as their right-hand man overseeing new initiatives.
I am stuck as to what should be the charter and how should I move and where should I move? Only motive is to make money. Independent enough to manage everything else.
People of this group people share your thoughts and what should be an ideal pathway.
Thanks.
I will prefer you to join some masters program like masters in management, in European and UK b schools , these programs are generally 1-1.5 years long , as you are already in Biz Role, i will prefer you to go for consulting post masters and from there , u can target middle East as it's like hub for consulting fellows and in this way you can accomplish your goals of making great money while working with top consulting firms .
These programs also cost a bomb like 50-80 lacs
Yeah some prestigious programs are cost 50-60 lakhs but with non collateral and non cosigner kind of loans u ca think about these as the pros are far more than cons
Some of the schools are
LBS
INSEAD
HEC PARIS
ESSEC
IE BUSINESS SCHOOL
ESCP
If leaving the country was that easy, half of the tech crowd would have gone out by now.
Leave city, why country?
I have talked to masters students in US who are part of prestigious schools like CMU and all I got was the times have changed, we are competing with 30YO who have moved with 5+YOE.
Naysayers. US is still the best option followed by any other western country, followed by others.
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