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Hi Fishes, I need your all guys guidance on a scenario I am stuck in. I really needed a switch and therefore interviewed at KPMG. Assessment done, Round 1 gone well and after that they don't reply anything. When contacted to the HR, she says she left the organization. Now I have mailed the lady who took my round 1 interview. But she is not replying. Due to HR leaving her job, my opportunity is wasted. What should I do now, please guide. KPMG KPMG India
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I completed interview in IBM few months ago I got selected even offer also generated but they are not ready to give atleast 20% hike so I didn't accept their offer in that time.but today I attended the interview for ibm and they are ready to process my profile. I attended with different mailbut HR asked you are having two profile in the ibm portal and she will move with the mail which am currently using.My doubt is while during BGV screening will they know I have attended interview earlier?
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If you are already quite skilled in your domain then having an MBA should be treated just an added advantage rather than a must have. Your domain knowledge, analytical skills, people skills matter more and these can be achieved without MBA as well. MBA definitely helps in getting the first job when you are out of the college but after that it mostly depends on how you shape your career.
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Yes there are certain things an experience person brings in with his domain and experience and certain things a MBA graduate brings in. I think there should be a mix of both in May organization but seems there is a huge difference.