any work experience?
what kind of experience does the HR look at?
what kind of experience does the HR look at?
Feb 27th, 2006 10:31 pm
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Mar 1st, 2006 8:03 pm
Or they want to make you think that .... most aren't that rich, they just posedmatthew wrote:oh
you mean those asians whose parents made a fortune in HK (and to some extent, here in canada as well) and just mindlessly spoil their kids?
Lol
Mar 1st, 2006 10:15 pm
forgamez wrote:I highly doubt any good MBA program would admit you without any work experience.
Also, an MBA really adds little learning value if you already have a B Comm, as you are learning a lot of the same things again. (I only have a B.Comm and I tutor someone in an MBA program in finance) An MBA works the best for people with working experience and coming from a non B.Comm background. (ie. Engineering)
I would put a lot of thought into what you want to do now. I remember in my third year, that was the year to decide your specialty. Also, third year is when the most internship positions are made avaliable to you. Getting that internship position in the summer will make your fourth year job hunt a lot easier. (Most likely you will be offered a job by your summer employer).
Mar 3rd, 2006 2:41 pm
forgamez wrote:I highly doubt any good MBA program would admit you without any work experience.
Also, an MBA really adds little learning value if you already have a B Comm, as you are learning a lot of the same things again. (I only have a B.Comm and I tutor someone in an MBA program in finance) An MBA works the best for people with working experience and coming from a non B.Comm background. (ie. Engineering)
I would put a lot of thought into what you want to do now. I remember in my third year, that was the year to decide your specialty. Also, third year is when the most internship positions are made avaliable to you. Getting that internship position in the summer will make your fourth year job hunt a lot easier. (Most likely you will be offered a job by your summer employer).
Mar 3rd, 2006 3:04 pm
fl4wless wrote:i second that, you will be hard pressed to find a job with a high educational background and no applicable experience.
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Mar 6th, 2006 4:12 pm
J_babe wrote:way too early to take that now, take it when you are in 3/4year.
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