I would like to know what some of the possible exit opportunities are for someone with 2 years of systems integration experience at a Tier 2 consulting firm.
I just want to see what the available options are.
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A tier 1 consulting firm.
You could go work for a bank, hedge fund, possibly PE firm.
I'm talking about for the same role of course, so basically a lateral maybe for higher pay.
Honestly, I'd shoot for working in silicon valley though with that background.
If I get my MBA, what positions could I secure at a bank with a systems integrations focus?
Sorry, ignore the previous question. With an MBA, what career options do I have working at Silicon Valley?
With an MBA you will have many options within and outside your current knowledge base. Carefully weigh the opportunity costs of doing one though. It can be extremely expensive and might not provide the career boost you would hope for to justify the cost.
Yes, I think you need specific goals and a solid reason WHY you want an MBA. Don't get one just for the sake of having an MBA. It's expensive and requires time and effort.
How well does Accenture SI place into MBA programs? And does anyone know how this compares to TC at Accenture?
systems integration consulting exit options (Originally Posted: 09/21/2009)
What are some viable exit options for someone in systems integration consulting at a firm like Accenture?
More systems integration consulting? What are you expecting to hear?
Information and Tech divisions of F500s, climb the ladder to CIO/CTO.
If you get into a top MBA program and concentrate in finance, you could eventually move to tech-focused PE, or VC. An awareness of systems products, and what demands need to be filled in the space, can be valuable to tech-focused buyside firms.
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