Finance comes with a plethora of career choices. CA, CFA, and MBA are chosen by many as their professional fields. But how do these careers compare with each other? What kind of opportunities, career trajectories, growth, and pay does offer over time? To answer these questions and more, join us for a live Konversation at 7 PM with your host Oshin.
Irrespective of where you stay or what you do, 2020 was an unusual year for everyone. I am no different. I was due to complete three years with my organization. Wanting to expand my career path and explore more opportunities, I began toying with the idea of doing an MBA just as the lockdown was imposed. Being a hotel management graduate, I knew that the preparation process would not be a bed of roses. To add to that, I had performed poorly in maths throughout my school life and was afraid of anything to do with numbers.
Becoming a Chartered Accountant is no walk in the park; becoming a certified CA is amongst the most difficult feats to achieve. Then, after putting in so much effort to pursue a career that can land one a relatively well-paying job, why do some CAs decide to invest their time and energy into further studies? Why do Chartered Accountants choose to enter careers in management by enrolling for MBA programs? Should CAs do an MBA at all? How can an MBA further a CAs career? To answer these critical questions and more, we bring to you a great panel of CAs who went on to pursue an MBA from leading business schools!
During the journey of preparing for an MBA, one crucial question stands out - the fees of the B-school. The ROI a crucial parameter you need to consider before doing an MBA. How should you look at the numbers? What must you take into account while calculating the true value of the earnings from your MBA? Should you be looking at new B-schools or not? Does the brand really matter?
In India, 85% of working women claim to have missed out on a promotion or hike because of their gender.
The world of retail and online shopping is continuously evolving, with Category Analysts, Category Managers and sales teams needing to be ahead about the latest cutting-edge technology and innovations.
Getting into a good b-school is a full-time job; it requires time, practice, awareness and due diligence. But when the dust around CAT and other exams settles & you receive your scores, you are left facing a barrage of questions like, “Where will these scores get me?”, “How do I prepare for them?”, “How do I prepare for GD/PI?”, etc. Obviously, if you have a par score, getting into Tier 1 & 2 b-schools would be your goal & it has its own challenges. But if that’s not the case, going for Tier 3 b-schools has its own intricacies. So we thought we’ll talk about making the right choices after CAT.
“Knowledge, like air, is vital to life. Like air, no one should be denied it.” – Alan Moore
Finance comes with a plethora of career choices. CA, CFA, and MBA are chosen by many as their professional fields. But how do these careers compare with each other? What kind of opportunities, career trajectories, growth, and pay does offer over time? To answer these questions and more, join us for a live Konversation at 7 PM with your host Oshin.
Irrespective of where you stay or what you do, 2020 was an unusual year for everyone. I am no different. I was due to complete three years with my organization. Wanting to expand my career path and explore more opportunities, I began toying with the idea of doing an MBA just as the lockdown was imposed. Being a hotel management graduate, I knew that the preparation process would not be a bed of roses. To add to that, I had performed poorly in maths throughout my school life and was afraid of anything to do with numbers.
Becoming a Chartered Accountant is no walk in the park; becoming a certified CA is amongst the most difficult feats to achieve. Then, after putting in so much effort to pursue a career that can land one a relatively well-paying job, why do some CAs decide to invest their time and energy into further studies? Why do Chartered Accountants choose to enter careers in management by enrolling for MBA programs? Should CAs do an MBA at all? How can an MBA further a CAs career? To answer these critical questions and more, we bring to you a great panel of CAs who went on to pursue an MBA from leading business schools!
During the journey of preparing for an MBA, one crucial question stands out - the fees of the B-school. The ROI a crucial parameter you need to consider before doing an MBA. How should you look at the numbers? What must you take into account while calculating the true value of the earnings from your MBA? Should you be looking at new B-schools or not? Does the brand really matter?
In India, 85% of working women claim to have missed out on a promotion or hike because of their gender.
The world of retail and online shopping is continuously evolving, with Category Analysts, Category Managers and sales teams needing to be ahead about the latest cutting-edge technology and innovations.
Getting into a good b-school is a full-time job; it requires time, practice, awareness and due diligence. But when the dust around CAT and other exams settles & you receive your scores, you are left facing a barrage of questions like, “Where will these scores get me?”, “How do I prepare for them?”, “How do I prepare for GD/PI?”, etc. Obviously, if you have a par score, getting into Tier 1 & 2 b-schools would be your goal & it has its own challenges. But if that’s not the case, going for Tier 3 b-schools has its own intricacies. So we thought we’ll talk about making the right choices after CAT.
“Knowledge, like air, is vital to life. Like air, no one should be denied it.” – Alan Moore