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2014-07-01 09:55:48
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2014-06-28 19:18:56
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GIRISH SESHAMANI
Guide-Level 11
I always maintain that HR professionals are born, not made. It is similar to leadership. This is something, which I am sharing with you, after close to 20 years of corporate experience. There are of course, two schools of thought on this. People do not work for companies. People work for people. You need to have innate HR skills to succeed in this line. I do not see any need to pursue an MBA
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2014-05-10 12:08:33
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Mr. Khushwant Jain
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Your MBA specialization basically depends on your personality, skills, and career goals. The traditional fields of Marketing and Finance will always remain popular.
Those who prefer to crunch numbers and are comfortable relegating to the background with balance sheets may do well with Finance specialisation.
Those who love to interact with clients, are creative and innovative, and can influence people easily can choose Marketing as their specialisation.
Business Operations is the best MBA specialisation for those who have technical or engineering backgrounds and love looking after men and machines, and backend processes where the real a
Those who prefer to crunch numbers and are comfortable relegating to the background with balance sheets may do well with Finance specialisation.
Those who love to interact with clients, are creative and innovative, and can influence people easily can choose Marketing as their specialisation.
Business Operations is the best MBA specialisation for those who have technical or engineering backgrounds and love looking after men and machines, and backend processes where the real a
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2014-02-21 18:12:17Which course will boost my career: full time MBA HR or Executive MBA with some other specialization?
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WLC Reema
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If you are working and have no time for a full time course opt for Executive MBA. But if you are a non-working graduate, it is best to pursue a fulltime MBA or PDBM from a reputed institute since it will fetch you high paying jobs.
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2014-01-17 17:11:24
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Mohnish Kariappa
Beginner-Level 1
It all depends on your focus. If you want to be able to move from different sectors without any issues, you should opt for HR. Also, if you are a peoples person and like interacting with people on regular basis, then HR is the field for you.
IT is a field which is experiencing a slowdown in the current economy, but the possibilities are endless with amazing challenges.
All the best for your future
IT is a field which is experiencing a slowdown in the current economy, but the possibilities are endless with amazing challenges.
All the best for your future
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2014-01-17 09:15:15
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