does call centre experience count in MBA?
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The typical MBA candidate would have experience in either accounting, any kind of consulting, finance (investment banker, corporate finance, private equity, etc.), or general management.\n\nWith that said, you need to convey why you need an MBA.  What are your goals after you get your MBA?  If you can successfully, demonstrate how your call center experience along with an MBA will help you acheive your goal, yes, call center experience does "count".  For example, your goal could be starting up a call center in India or Phillipines for Intel or Procter Gamble.\n\nGood luck!
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I guess for any MBA entry requirements, English it not that important, you need good letter of recommendations, references and experiences.\n\nAll the best.
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Hello!\nThis is Rajesh here. I am working as an Hr Executive, so I think I can give you a Recruiter prespective of this question.\n\nThe advantages that you have is:\na. 5+ years of IT exp\n\nNow, you want to do MBA. Ok. But for what?\n\nCase: 1: You want to develop in your field itself like you are Senior Software Engg now and want to be PM or so?\n\nIf this is the case then you can do MBA ( IT and systems ) from corres, pref from some recognised univ like BIM, IGNOU etc; but Periyar University is accepted. I think it is 5 star accredited one.\n\nCase: 2: You want to get into other domain like Management, Human Resource etc?\n\nIf this is the case then I'm sorry recruiters will not accept!\n\nCase: 3: If you want to get into like Consultant, Business Analyst etc;\n\nIf this is the case then you will be readily accepted in your company. But, You will have to definitely work in your company for atleast 2-3 yrs as BA or consultant to get into another company. One more thing is Periyar Univ is not pref in this case go for BIM, IGNOU, Symbiosis distance education etc;\n\nAll the best!
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all the call center jobs are going to India so there is hardly any left for you. More over no one does a sponsorship for call center jobs. If u r interested in IT then u may have some scope.
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Let me know, I have an MBA, and over 10 years financial services experience.
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well first choice is ofcourse mba from a good college.or else look for a job in a good company.try avoiding doing m.tech because it doesnt add much to ur cv as far as today's corporate world is concerned.all the best mate.
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Most MBA programs look for candidates with work experience. However, make sure that you take your GMAT while you are still in school (or as close to is as possible), since your test-taking skills deteriorate without practice. Since you know you need to compensate for your GPA, invest in a reputable test prep program to get you the eye-popping GMAT scores. \n\nGood luck!
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nhope that helps...
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Do you have a computer, telephone, experience. Actually telephone experience is not mandatory, but positive attitude and the ability to 'talk' to people is necessary for success. Go ahead and email me and we'll talk. Thank you.
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No, it means nothing.  MBA from Universities also means nothing.  It is common sense that they wanted...also street smart.  Know how to make decision under pressure.  MBA only certify that you know the stuff but can you utilize it in the right situation..that takes common sense and experience.
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Yes you can get the job provided you meet all the other specifications like fluent english,computer literate etc there is no age bar at a call centre
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It depends on how available people are with SAP experience.  One year isn't a lot, but you might have learned a lot in a year. They'll probably ask some pretty specific questions in your interview to gauge what you know. \n\nI doubt that the fact that you've started working on your MBA would make much difference in the hiring decision.\n\nGood luck.
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you need at least a couple years in the US getting practical business experience before you can expect to be accepted in any decent program in the us. \n\nsee below for specifics on schools and don't bother getting a mba if is not from one of the top 200 or so schools.
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If you're planning on getting your MBA, you'll probably have to have some work experience first before you are admitted to the best schools in the U.S.  You should check out the Wall Street Journal, they do a yearly survey of the best MBA schools.  More recently it's been the business school at Dartmouth, but as said before you'll need a top GPA and excellent work experience.
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Neither... MBA. You have enough computer skills. They are common now. It's the business acumen that will now set you apart.
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Go to the college that you graduated from, check to see if they have an alumni job placement service.\nThe college I work at does, and often employers are looking for graduates and understand that the experience isn't there yet.  Good Luck
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I believe the answer is yes.  However I think most MBA programs want experience, in combination with good undergrad scores and test scores.\n\nThe fact that you have a music undergrad would mean that you would need extremely hi gmat scores and significant experience in some field of business