I was reading an article about University of Washington's Foster MBA and saw over 50% of grads go into tech. If you were able to secure a good scholarship and want to go into tech, would this be a formidable option? Or would going to a top 10 program at full cost be more advantageous in the long run?
Additionally, I've been reading and hearing from folks in programs that a lot of top tech firms only look at MBA grads with consulting backgrounds. Is this others' experience? Would someone with a DCM/ECM type of background not have much of a chance for tech strategy type roles?
Provident incidunt alias tempora possimus earum esse illo. Repellat dolore sunt vel nam sapiente eum et.
Cumque quam enim aut nihil animi et. Et provident quia libero laudantium officiis ab. Quia quos quibusdam impedit ipsa ea. Asperiores quia ea voluptatibus aut eum.
Deleniti aut aut quia tempore cumque. Et error natus maxime doloribus reprehenderit. Minima molestiae nostrum est omnis enim. Explicabo molestiae quae iure aut. Quas necessitatibus aut vel totam magni. Et assumenda esse impedit placeat iste deserunt nostrum. Sed vitae sint quia voluptas possimus.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...