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Hi Folks - can someone help with the hierarchical structure as per bands in persistent?
Like what is 7.x, 9.x and 11.x ? Is there anything above 11? I m about to receive an offer and would like to negotiate it properly !
My skill set- Microsoft Azure.
YOE- 12
MBA from ISB Persistent Systems Limited
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YYY, aren’t you on my level?
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Absolutely not. Average age is late 20s but there are definitely older people there. Depends more on your career goals and financial situation than your age for someone under 30
25-26 is on the young side. Better acceptance rate at top programs in late 20s. Shows more career progression
As someone once said to me, "Being a year ahead or behind only works out if you die on time." So go for it whenever you think it's right.
I have a really good story to tell, grades are decent from a top 40 school (due to personal issues why it's decent but that will be part of my story), ethnicity is different than most, first in my family to go beyond a high school diploma) but I see my other friends who did there MBA's at 25-26 and thinking maybe it's too late. Thanks OW
Yeah 27-30 is perfect!!!
No I am 35 and still going for it. You do you. Give yourself a year to solidify your profile. Younger is actually better. Harvard and Stanford a really showing a strong preference for people with exactly four years of experience.
I started my MBA at a top 10 school when I was 27. Pretty much the norm.
Totally fine! Average age is 28-29 when you begin the MBA, so even if you take one to two years preparing getting MBA, it's not late at all