Hi folks, I am considering enrolling in a full-time MBA program next year and my preference for post-MBA job is strategic consulting.
Any recommendations?
A snapshot of my background:
I have finished a management trainee program in a fortune-500 conglomerate with primary focus on shipping and logistics. But honestly I would like to do something else than shipping and logistics.
Best Asian program to fit strategic consulting
Posted Jun 02, 2010 11:47
Any recommendations?
A snapshot of my background:
I have finished a management trainee program in a fortune-500 conglomerate with primary focus on shipping and logistics. But honestly I would like to do something else than shipping and logistics.
Posted Jun 03, 2010 05:39
What would you consider Asian? A program with an Asian campus? Or a program that has it's roots in Asia?
If it's the former, I would strongly suggest INSEAD Singaporean campus - especially since it's very much inline with your goals of strategic consulting. As for an actual Asian school that places well with consulting companies, I have to confess I have yet to hear of any.
If you're looking to do something else other than shipping and logistics, you may want to look into becoming a professional poker player - it can be very rewarding at times. Alternatively, entrepreneurship by starting your own little business, which can be also much more rewarding than shipping and logistics.
If it's the former, I would strongly suggest INSEAD Singaporean campus - especially since it's very much inline with your goals of strategic consulting. As for an actual Asian school that places well with consulting companies, I have to confess I have yet to hear of any.
If you're looking to do something else other than shipping and logistics, you may want to look into becoming a professional poker player - it can be very rewarding at times. Alternatively, entrepreneurship by starting your own little business, which can be also much more rewarding than shipping and logistics.
Posted Jun 03, 2010 16:32
Thanks for the poker player option, fishball;) Unfortunately I have little confidence in my poker talent.
But seriously, perhaps entrepreneurship is a good alternative..
But seriously, perhaps entrepreneurship is a good alternative..
Posted Jun 07, 2010 05:18
:)
I think in the long run, entrepreneurship has a decent chance of trumping investment banking and consulting in terms of renumeration. Definitely in the area of job satisfaction though. The only problem is that with entrepreneurship, you're responsible for everything, including success - so if you don't want the stress of that, then it's understandable that you would prefer a 8 to 5 job.
I too have little confidence in my poker playing abilities, but who knows ;) A little bit of luck can go a long way! (this probably applies to entrepreneurship too)
I think in the long run, entrepreneurship has a decent chance of trumping investment banking and consulting in terms of renumeration. Definitely in the area of job satisfaction though. The only problem is that with entrepreneurship, you're responsible for everything, including success - so if you don't want the stress of that, then it's understandable that you would prefer a 8 to 5 job.
I too have little confidence in my poker playing abilities, but who knows ;) A little bit of luck can go a long way! (this probably applies to entrepreneurship too)
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