Done Done Done !!!
I am done with the Statistics class!! I had my finals yesterday and what a relief.
As soon as I get my grades, I can finally send my transcripts to Haas and be done with the Statistics requirement.
Now that my classes are over, I am trying to arrive at the steps I need to take to align better with my future goals. Marina's informative post on i-banking, got me thinking about my possible choices - consulting and "everything else". Initially, I had not thought too much about consulting, but as I started conducting informational interviews, and reading job postings, it seems like a consulting stint might really help me with my objectives. I need to research this better because as I get more information about these topics, my head starts to spin a bit more. Given that there is a significant personal investment in the process of getting an MBA, I would like to make the most of it. Having a better idea about my future career path will help me effective elective choices and allow me to be proactive
The steps that I have plan to execute to research future career path are:
- Read job postings in the areas that I would like to be in and identify core skillsets
- Conduct informational interviews within and outside my company
Challenge: I don't think I am very good at doing informational interviews and I am still trying to figure out how to get hold of people outside my company
- Get a better understanding what consulting is all about
Challenge: I do not know much about consulting, and I really do not have any friends in this area so ideally an event like what Marina attended at Lehman would be nice.
I will continue to think about other avenues for gaining a better understanding about future career paths and add to this list eventually.
As soon as I get my grades, I can finally send my transcripts to Haas and be done with the Statistics requirement.
Now that my classes are over, I am trying to arrive at the steps I need to take to align better with my future goals. Marina's informative post on i-banking, got me thinking about my possible choices - consulting and "everything else". Initially, I had not thought too much about consulting, but as I started conducting informational interviews, and reading job postings, it seems like a consulting stint might really help me with my objectives. I need to research this better because as I get more information about these topics, my head starts to spin a bit more. Given that there is a significant personal investment in the process of getting an MBA, I would like to make the most of it. Having a better idea about my future career path will help me effective elective choices and allow me to be proactive
The steps that I have plan to execute to research future career path are:
- Read job postings in the areas that I would like to be in and identify core skillsets
- Conduct informational interviews within and outside my company
Challenge: I don't think I am very good at doing informational interviews and I am still trying to figure out how to get hold of people outside my company
- Get a better understanding what consulting is all about
Challenge: I do not know much about consulting, and I really do not have any friends in this area so ideally an event like what Marina attended at Lehman would be nice.
I will continue to think about other avenues for gaining a better understanding about future career paths and add to this list eventually.
4 Comments:
Yay! Congrats! You'll fly through all the material when your MBA program starts. :-)
For my Haas PT: I withdrew the app in the end. Realized the PT track just wasn't for me. I'm happy for your and am excited to see your success through the upcoming years! Keep us posted, foobar!
By i_will_make_it, at June 29, 2006 4:57 PM
Congratulations!
I think getting in touch with people in the field is a great idea. The thing about consulting is that there are SO many different types of it...
By Marina, at June 30, 2006 10:43 AM
Thank for dropping by my blog.
I have been reading your's for quite some time
By atypical HBS, at July 04, 2006 7:29 AM
That's awesome!
By Diabetes statistics, at August 24, 2012 8:15 AM
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