I work in an IT Strategy Advisory group, where I advise C-level folks, typically sponsored in by the CIO of the particular company with occasional involvement with other C-level individuals.
I was wondering what typical exit opportunities exist from someone who has an IT strategy background. I have trouble finding information on this online.
Note this is pre-MBA and I never touch implementation/technology as part of my work
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BUMP. I would like to know as well. What skills and experience they look for in an IT strategy advisory job?
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