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I have received an offer in TCS accepted it and submitted the documents for BGC. The CTC i mentioned is 13L in iBegin portal and uploaded the same recent hike letter. But my current company retracted my offer of 13L and salary/payslip are with old offer and i have submitted documents with new offer letter which is 13L. I am little concerned it might impact negative on my BGC.. Any suggestions . please Tata Consultancy
Will people on notice period get hike letters?
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Post MBA pay won’t get any better and opportunity cost will be close $500-$550K for 2year full time degree. You should be chasing the degree only for network or for a new career start.
From a purely financial perspective, it is not worth it.. if you want to pivot to something else or see intrinsic value in the experience, worth considering
Would u say it’s necessary for pivoting to PE or VC? What about if you want to jus stay in tech ?
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You’re in a great place to evaluate this since BCG core is a top outcome for M7 students.
Personally I plan to take that half million in costs (real salary and opportunity) to open a franchise business.
No difference in prestige as you get the same degree in either program. For what it’s worth, I think EMBA was a great choice for me
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Full time or bust. Worth it depends on whether you need it for your next career step / how much you value a 2 year break.
If you mean prestige for on campus recruiting then sure. If it is long term prestige I don’t think it matters
In 5-10 years no one will know or care if you did FT or Exec or what, it’s just a degree.
If you want it for the prestige or the degree itself or whatever other reason that’s not salary growth, do what’s easiest to get the degree
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You can benefit from an MBA.
People with great backgrounds get better offers post MBA. Check LinkedIn. It’s not like your pre mba experience is ignored.
Besides, it’s once in a life time opportunity to learn, have fun and network.
You shouldn’t
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Also interested in this. I'm at $230 TC. I feel like a full time MBA doesn't make sense since the tuition plus opportunity cost is about $0.5M but a part time or EMBA might make sense.
If you break into a PE firm it might be worth it. Just start early and only go to HWS. I saw a lot of people convert from top tier consulting/IB into something like that. Just know you are competing for the most elite sections of companies and competition will be stiff but looking that those people it seems to be worth it.
600k tc ; join a fund you have experience for the particular industry it specializes in
Look into top tier 1 year programs like Kellogg, NYU, Duke if you plan to stay in consulting
If HBS, Stanford and Wharton are in your hand, I would recommend to take it. The network has a huge value in long term
No such thing as part time M7 MBA FYI. There are some EMBAs though
IBM1 talking out of their @$$. Source- me, who got a PT MBA from Kellogg (and was accepted to Booth’s PT program as well)