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by kmba11 » Sat Sep 04, 2010 4:26 pm
3.6 GPA English Tier 1 School
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Studying for GMAT now.

Graduated 2007, employed at a finance company 6 months, relocated and unemployed for 5 months due to very poor economy at that time in that area (spring/summer 2008), employed 6 months at another finance company, then moved out of that place and started my real career at current company, been here 1.5 years. I am in capital asset finance as a senior account manager, top producer. I wouldn't count my first two jobs after college as solid work experience, I was just a trainee, although I set records at both companies...so 1.5 years here, is that enough experience or how long should I wait.
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by money9111 » Thu Sep 16, 2010 8:42 pm
Can you convey what you can add to an MBA program given your "limited" experience? If there is depth behind the experience then maybe....
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by classycareergirl » Sun Sep 19, 2010 3:47 pm
I think you have enough experience to apply. As long as you can show what you learned at each job and the impact that you made. Good luck!
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