Should I onsite or not?

The present company might lure you with a better on-site opportunity , but it is always better to move out when there is little or no scope for career growth. Even a good salary hike should not stop you then. Your true potential is realised under the most adverse situations and from a challenging work environment.

Is it good to leave job and prepare for CAT?

If your job is draining you mentally, emotionally or physically, or maybe all of them at once, then it’s best to quit the job and focus on your CAT preparation to pursue your management dreams. An MBA degree from a good institute can give a huge boost to your career.

Should I wait for onsite or switch company?

If you are just starting out (<1year), then you should probably switch to a Product company. Your technical skills will improve which will in turn make you more employable in the future. If you are a Senior Techie (4-7yrs), then you should ideally have a certain degree of influence in the decision to send you onsite.

Can you crack CAT WITH JOB?

A: Yes, one can prepare for CAT with a full-time job. All they need to do is prepare a study plan as per their free time and follow self-discipline in following the plan. They can join online study groups to study on the go.

Should I quit my job before applying for MBA program?

Quitting a job one year (or more) before the MBA program officially starts would mean you’d have to start hunting for another job after you have completed the MBA application process. Not worth it, my friend. I understand. But my job commitments just don’t allow me to study for GMAT.

Why don’t online MBA programs attract more students?

That pipeline is largely nonexistent in an online MBA program, mainly because the students already have jobs but also because employers have been less eager to hire MBAs from online programs. Another issue is that online MBA graduates are often older and outside the typical hiring window for MBA candidates.

Why is davisdavis’ new online MBA program so popular?

Davis’ new program will be the first online MBA degree offered in the 10-campus University of California system. What’s behind their popularity? For one thing, you don’t have to quit a job you already have to get your MBA. An online option provides maximum flexibility for a student.

Should part-time MBA students join alumni networks?

You pretty much sacrifice what most part-time MBA students have given up for many years: the sense of camaraderie that exists among a cohort of like-minded students who are effectively living together for two years. That time creates enduring bonds among students that ultimately make an alumni network valuable over the long term.