I am pursuing instrumentation engineering, is doing MBA in operations good for me?
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Asked by Shubham Bhole
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7 years ago
Only you can decide that. If you are feeling like getting a job quickly with good salary, then MBA will be a good choice. If you are not in a hurry to get job and would like to pursue your engineering more, then go with ME/M.Tech.
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7 years ago
Yeah definitely, most probably, engineer do operations as it is basically hands on work. I think, it is the best option.
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7 years ago
Hello,
If you think that you have an innovative bent of mind which can utilize your instrumentation knowledge into the business manoeuvre, then it is a fortune bell for you otherwise assess your skills first.
All the best!
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7 years ago
Hi Shubham, yes. It's seems like a logical decision to make. However, it entirely depends on your interest as to which direction you want to work in the future be it operations, finance, IT, HR, consulting, sales or marketing.
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