F500 roles internationally from booth/Kellogg/hass part time or duke, UVA Ross full time? full time?

Hey guys, basically as the tittle says, if youre looking to leave the US and go to Europe/ Middle East/ Asia, and you're aiming for a corporate strategy role with a Exxon or samsung etc, which would you recommend? Current work experience (3 yrs) is in project management/ six sigma. Also do you know of anyone in these programs that's done it?

Thanks!

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I guess you're right in that sense-a lot of the biggest multinationals in the world are us based though. I guess if you're looking to go overseas, and not looking at banking, is the whole pt/ft thing as big of a divide anymore?

 
angelinajolieHey guys, basically as the tittle says, if youre looking to leave the US and go to Europe/ Middle East/ Asia, and you're aiming for a corporate strategy role with a Exxon or samsung etc, which would you recommend? Current work experience (3 yrs) is in project management/ six sigma. Also do you know of anyone in these programs that's done it?

Thanks!

As I understand it, at places like Exxon, all roads/programs lead to international experience. At least for a couple of two-year rotations (and potentially much more).

I know several people at Exxon; all have done rotations abroad.

 

Depends a lot on the company and location, but I would venture to guess that the full time programs will do better than part-time

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