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Engineer to MBA: Interviews

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On the "Post your Questions" tab! Every week, ETM will select "Question of the Week" and the winner will get 30 minutes of free skype session. With Pankaj Agarwal (Check out Bio on the side tab). ABOUT: ENGINEER TO MBA. Engineer to MBA (ETM) is on a mission to assist engineers in their MBA admissions application process. You can reach the founder (HBS Class of 2012) of the blog at pankaj[at]engineertomba.com. Should Engineers get an MBA? Simple...

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Engineer to MBA: My Engineer-To-MBA Story (Pavan Sirpa, IITB, ITC, Harvard MBA)

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Aug 25, 2011. My Engineer-To-MBA Story (Pavan Sirpa, IITB, ITC, Harvard MBA). After my four years at ITC in different roles, slope of my learning curve started to decrease and I reached my ZOTRA (refer “Should Engineers get an MBA? If yes, when? Pavan Sirpa (Harvard MBA, Class of 2012, Read Bio. Posted by Pavan Sirpa. Labels: engineer to mba story. September 21, 2011 at 1:22 AM. Do you think mba helps to grow as an engineer or it converts you from an engineer to a manager?

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Engineer to MBA: Engineering Degrees & Work Experience Prior to Harvard Business School

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Jul 25, 2011. Engineering Degrees and Work Experience Prior to Harvard Business School. Looking at the profiles of my class mates (Class of 2012), I couldn't stop myself to dig deeper and come up with some more relevant datapoints. First of all, I looked at the engineering degrees of these engineer-to-MBAs and came up with the following chart. I am sure this data point will instill huge confidence in those who have just one degree but sound professional experience. Thanks...

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Engineer to MBA: ETM Reaching 100,000 Visitors!

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Jun 30, 2014. ETM Reaching 100,000 Visitors! Reaching 100,000 visitors today - It’s indeed a landmark moment for this blog and I feel proud to host the same. I take this opportunity to thank all my blog readers. On a side note - Having responded to so many questions, I got to know of the top reasons for engineers wanting to pursue an MBA. Please see the snapshot below. Mine was a combination of 3 and 4. Am curious to know what’s your reason to pursue an MBA? On the "Post ...

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Engineer to MBA: Testimonials

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On the "Post your Questions" tab! Every week, ETM will select "Question of the Week" and the winner will get 30 minutes of free skype session. With Pankaj Agarwal (Check out Bio on the side tab). ABOUT: ENGINEER TO MBA. Engineer to MBA (ETM) is on a mission to assist engineers in their MBA admissions application process. You can reach the founder (HBS Class of 2012) of the blog at pankaj[at]engineertomba.com. Should Engineers get an MBA? Simple...

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Engineer to MBA: Question of the Week [Week of August 5]

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Aug 11, 2013. Question of the Week [Week of August 5]. I see there are 2 ways to go about it-. 1) Finish BE,fly out for an MS in Aero,work for 3 years and then get an MBA. 2) Finish BE, work fr 3-4 years, get an MBA and join as a manager. You see, I need to decide if i have to work or not post my BE. SO i'm asking for your guidance. Thank you in advance,. Posted by Engineer to MBA. August 11, 2016 at 5:45 AM. شركة كشف تسربات المياه بالدمام. شركة تسليك مجارى بالدمام. شركة ...

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Engineer to MBA: Bio

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Pankaj Agarwal graduated from Harvard Business School in 2012 prior to which he was an engineer at Samsung Electronics, South Korea. As an engineer, he spearheaded the development of driving circuits for all possible backlights of TV, pioneered wireless powered TV in collaboration with an MIT venture and made innovative contributions to 3D TVs. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On the "Post your Questions" tab! With Pankaj Agarwal (Check out Bio on the side tab). If yes, when?

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Engineer to MBA: July 2011

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Jul 25, 2011. Engineering Degrees and Work Experience Prior to Harvard Business School. Looking at the profiles of my class mates (Class of 2012), I couldn't stop myself to dig deeper and come up with some more relevant datapoints. First of all, I looked at the engineering degrees of these engineer-to-MBAs and came up with the following chart. I am sure this data point will instill huge confidence in those who have just one degree but sound professional experience. 8221; ...

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Engineer to MBA: Question of the Week [Week of July 8]

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Jul 8, 2013. Question of the Week [Week of July 8]. Hello I am persuing my be in mechanical branch,will a MBA be a better option for me. Are there any good job opportunities for this combo (mechanical engg mba). Please reply I am in a great confusion.". Take it easy - In my opinion, that's not a point to be confused or worry about. You can only explore more as you move ahead in your career. For the moment, I would recommend the following steps. Posted by Engineer to MBA.

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Engineer to MBA: Should Engineers get an MBA? If yes, when?

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Bringing Engineers to B Schools. Aug 13, 2011. Should Engineers get an MBA? If yes, when? Yes, I highly recommend that engineers get an MBA. The top three reasons I can think of are the following -. MBA broadens your perspective significantly by introducing you to non-engineering concepts such as those in marketing, strategy, finance, operations, business ethics, entrepreneurship and many more. Like other professionals, engineers are also motivated to perform on their first job. There is a significan...