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Hello,
Considering the economic depression is it worth doing an MBA in US or look at other options ?
I finished my B. Tech (IT) in 2004 and since then have been working in Google with the AdWords programme. I am currently a strategist at Google. My work here involves daily workflow planning, data analysis and project management. I am thinking of doing an MBA now but somewhere in India. Want to know whats your opinion and suggestions if any, please.
Greetings from the USA. As the holder of an MBA from a US university I can tell you it's always a good time to study for your MBA. You always have to think ahead 2-3 years out. Some may say in a bad economy you need an MBA even more, in order to compete for the limited jobs. Go for it!
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