I'm a BE (IS) graduate with Distinction and now I'm doing MBA (HR) in my final semester. As I'm going to complete my MBA in August 2012, I have started looking for jobs. As a fresher entering the market, I want to have a clear understanding of the field areas for candidates like me.
Difference Between BE+MBA and Graduate+MBA
How does a BE+MBA differ from a Graduate+MBA? What additional opportunities are available for me? I'm interested in areas like HR-BA, HR-CRM, etc., but this is not enough. I would like to have more information.
Career Guidance Request
Seniors, please guide me on how to start my career.
Thanks & Regards,
Sufiya
From United States, Waukesha
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Difference Between BE+MBA and Graduate+MBA
How does a BE+MBA differ from a Graduate+MBA? What additional opportunities are available for me? I'm interested in areas like HR-BA, HR-CRM, etc., but this is not enough. I would like to have more information.
Career Guidance Request
Seniors, please guide me on how to start my career.
Thanks & Regards,
Sufiya
From United States, Waukesha
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As you have a BE (IS) with distinction, please let us know what you think is your Unique Selling Point when compared to a graduate with an MBA. It is you who has to say that. There is no point in asking the experts what the differences are and then repeating that in an interview. If you have seen other threads, then you will realize that the response rate is slower for certain posts than others.
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