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by prashant11690 » Sun Jan 22, 2017 8:08 pm
Hi. I am an engineering grad with my majors in Production & Industrial Engineering. After my graduation, i went into sales. Now i have 2 years & 10 months of work experience into sales.
Now i want to pursue my MBA into finance/international business/or anything which interests me(yet to decide). My question is, should i now switch from sales to completing my masters into something different from sales? Will i get into a good B-School even if i get a good GMAT Score? Will this be a good decision(in terms of my career)?
What's your opinion about this?
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by Dozie@VeritasPrep » Fri Jun 09, 2017 10:04 am
I think the impact on your career will be largely based off of what you decide you want to do post-MBA. It was unclear from your question what your career goal is. The GMAT is a big aspect of getting into school so you will want to do well there to set yourself up.
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