Career Progression: IIT BTech - avg GPA Ex-founder experience Youngest amongst mid-management at current job IPO possibility on the cards Well compensated
Preference: Global top 10-15 MBA To eventually stay in India (3-5 yrs timeline) Doesn't fancy Consulting but seeks senior leadership / founder role in next ~5 years
shoot your thoughts / suggestions / pros / cons
MBA from top tier will give you a very strong network of folks for life. Also will allow you to explore areas unexplored (which might strike a chord). If network is something u already have and u plan to eventually build in India - i say start building in India now itself and drop Mba Plans.
but when you drop MBA plans - going up the ladder in a corporate setup becomes very difficult, right? Especially at bigger companies like FAANG or other Fortune 50 of sorts. What do you think?
Depends some companies have management with a rod up their bums and they value pedigree very highly and in those cases a top tier mba helps but you can also rise in ranks by being a star performer. Obviously being both helps
I want to move abroad in most likely hood and I was pondering if I should go for an MBA. You'll know my dilemma at the end. Tad bit about me:
Professionally:
3YOE 55 LPA xash SPM in a series C company with 1 promotion every year. Worke...
Hello!
I'm standing at a career crossroads and could really use some perspective. Profile : -YOE-3yrs. -2 years in a technical role and
Why am I even giving gyan on this??
Well currently in 2nd year of MBA from Tier 2 - B School, have done engineering ( computer science ) prev.
Now the thing is the perception I had on MBA - Great Networking Environment, great communica...
