I am working at a rather differentiated industry (one which works closely with Management Consulting and PE/VC firms globally) in a founder’s office role.
I have received an offer letter for a decent MiM program in the UK (Sept ‘23 intake)
I have laid down my papers and by Feb end I’ll be moving on from my role.
My plan is to utilise these 6 months on upskilling, pursuing interests apart from work.
For future opportunities, does this gap seem to be quite “long”? Would taking up pre-masters fellowship/internship be a better idea?
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