I am going to complete MBA through distance learning in Marketing and Finance stream. What can i do next?
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join some leadership program.\none is available at www.nonifamily.net
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Are you interested to do an MBA? So, you should learn more from marketing (what i believe is more advanced level (or commercial) of diplomacy).\n\nYou have been working within customer care area. You have learned about Customers psicology and also how to deal with problems. (From your company and customers behavior). \n\nYou was Customer Care professional. First step to learn ow to work within Sales and Distribution, Quality control or marketing. You have knowledge about process, incidence issue management, work under pressure and control yourself. Always think about it. \n\nIf you say that, you are a winner. if you say: I've worked within CallCenter and I've jusr answered the phone - you need improve your personal skills and also your perception. \n\nPS. I do not work with it. I've almost got a degree in administration before things go wild
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For distance learning MBA programs check out the University of Phoenix, Devry University, and Pepperdine University:\nhttp://www.universityofphoenix.com\nhttp://www.devry.edu\nhttp://www.pepperdine.edu\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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Start a business.  Earn an MBA.  Get a job and work your way to management.  What do you really want to be?
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Well, I can tell you about what business school is like.  MBA is a masters degree in business administration. Most people pursue this degree after 3-7 years of work experience for career advancement or industry/functional-move. MBA Graduates often go to consulting firms, finance (investment banking, corporate, etc.), or general management. The MBA program is usually 1-3 years long, usually 2. The first year is for general education of business fundementals. Coursework during the first year is homework and test-driven. The second year is usually for concentration of your business interest (example: marketing, finance, strategy, leadership, etc.). Classes during this second year is usually team- and project-based.\n\nUsually to be admitted, taking the standardized test, the GMAT, is required.\n\nGood luck!
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Unfortunately, the MBA was not as marketable as it was 10 years ago. Try taking an internship with a company where you will be involved with or learning about real life applications of finance. Your school should give course credit for the internship. In fact, most programs require the internship before you graduate.
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I would recommend getting your undergraduate degree in any field that interests you and that you will want to work in the industry of (ex. Public Relations, Marketing, Accounting), and a masters in Business Administration or Management.\n\nThat way, you can end up managing a company that deals with something you are educated about and enjoy (such as managing a marketing firm.)
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You could try a professional certificate in Management / Business Administration, or if time and money permit, a MBA.\nI would personally opt for a MBA program, as this will give you a very good insight on Business and Management, and will certainly open many doors for you career-wise. I have no idea where you live, but most serious, accredited universities offer flexible schedule MBAs so you can keep on working while studying. Just make sure you check out the university's accreditations, there are way too many scams nowadays especially from online-based universities.
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i want to go for MBA now,can u guide me?
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I am assuming you mean Master of Business Administration. I work for a university in Perth Western Australia and we offer this program.  It is one of our main programs and it can be done on-line for overseas students.  The prospects of employment after your degree are endless depending on what field of employment you require.  The MBA we offer can also have specialisations such as marketing, finance, accounting etc.  Click on our website www.business.curtin.edu.au/gsb and have a look.  Good luck. Jude from Australia
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThat webpage is a great source of MBA related information and has links to several online universities.
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For first two years concentrate only in your engineering. Remember you should be through with your technical basics in interveiws in all B-schools. The simple reason is that if you do not know what you have already done, what will you learn in MBA.\n\nBut there is something that you can do from right now thats is start building vocabulary, go through CSR every month. Start full fledged preperation for CAT XAT and MAT from third year onward.
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Now, the technology is straight forward.  When you do the MBA you will learn what business rules you need to create. Since you already would know how to write them (SAP) you will be a star
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You should consider\n1- Where you are to live after MBA\n2- Your aspirations\n3- Ranking of Universities   visit  www.admissionglobal.com
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Here are some good sites with information on the topic:\n\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree/
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If you are currently a student in an MBA program, your school should have a career services department with the most current  industry/company information available for your region.\n\nYou can also find numerous on-line job sites for newly minted MBAs like futurestep.com\n\nDepending on what career path you're seeking, you can always just go directly to companies you're interested in working for.  As an MBA, hopefully you understand the importance of networking with other professionals and doing your 'homework' about a prospective employer.\n\nU.S. News & World Report and the Wall Street Journal also offers fairly comprehensive MBA and job guides (for a fee) online.  \n\nGood luck on the job search!