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Originally Posted by shrathore Hi,
I am currently working in the IT industry. I plan to do an MBA after gaining some experience. I have a few doubts.
1. Are there any software industry specific MBA programs? And how much will it help me?
2. The most common question in an interview is: Why MBA?
What are the reasons a software professional can give with regard to this question.
3. How and what would a software professional highlight as work experience? |
1.)
MBA in Systems as your specialization. Or go in for ebiz PGDM at welingkar or MET or an institute in your vicinity. But if you want to move into a different field then you should pick up a different stream.
For a ERP consultant its really not important to get MBA degree.
2.) As a software professional you have the technical skills, now you wish to have acquire skills in the business domain so that it enhances your knowledge base. An MBA for any IT professional helps give you more breadth in your
assets; it helps balance out the technical with the business. And as
technology becomes more and more a part of the business world, that is a
great asset to have!
3.)

All that you did in the IT industry is work experience. An email from your boss saying great job done is a certificate of excellence. Print all of those appreciation mails, explain what the project was all about and how you went ahead with it as a leader or a team player and got the job done.
Feel free to reply if I missed answering any of your query or if you have more doubts.