MBA grads(3+ years of exp) who are yet to find their role/vertical/industry... What is your plan? When should one develop the 'expertise'?
Glad to know I am not alone 😭
Why did you think you are alone😂.. i think most of the people just let the time to choose theirs. May be after a few years our profile will be narrowed down to a skill set. But i am not sure. Thats why I want to understand
@HereForGossips I thought an MBA would solve all my problems, but it seems like it tangled them more.
Between years 5-8. Till then keep tinkering.
@TallTales69 5-8 years post MBA?
Yes post. Be in the near neighbourhood of roles you want to experiment so you know what works.
eg. Business Analyst, Sales, Marketing.
Don't go wild with the tinkering.
:/ From my POV, MBA has too many variables, with regards to cost, time, money, effort. Not cracking an IIM makes it feel disadvantageous.
Toh direct naukri hi kar rahi hoon. Am I missing out?
What are the ideal options out of the PM roles and what kind of profile is required for the same considering I've started my career being a PM only?
Is an MBA required for these roles?
I work in a slowing industry (Ed-Tech!) in a generalist role (Project Management!) for half a decade now! You'd think I would be better positioned to deal with life! Heck, NO!
This crippling feeling of insecurity or job loss always put...
I'm in business strategy and majorly worked across different startups
When looking for a new role, HRs tell me they are looking for specialized experience, or my experiences do not count as they are less than 2 years (in each company)
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First time posting here looking for advice
I am a 25 YO, working in an MNC (3+ Years experience)
Now here is what I have done in my last 3 years of work
I can code fluently in Python and have managed a team of devs to work on 2 diffe...
I want to quit my job and take a break.
I Have been contemplating to do the same for almost an year but decided not to do it. So many things have happened since then
4-5 months runway isn’t at all enough.
