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Originally Posted by WanderinNomad

With my job I never got time to start preparing for higher education after Engineering. I have started my GMAT prep via E Gmat online module and aim to apply for 1 year full time MBA in IIM's/ISB for coming year ( via a good Gmat score )

Please would you mind sharing the GMAT e-learning module link? Thanks and all the best for your preparation!

Originally Posted by WanderinNomad

Post Engineering from VIT vellore , got into the first job I could get . After working for close to 5 years with a current CTC of 15-16 Lacs in a big /kind of safe organisation, am desperately looking for a change, more in search of a work which I will kind of like to do.

That is quite a handsome salary for the experience. Are you in a product organisation? I know of people who have the same salary after 12-13 years in IT services MNCs :( I'm not doing much better, as much as it pains me to say it.

If you have a clear growth route in your organisation then it might be worthwhile taking a sabbatical and do an MBA then rejoin at a higher pay, if they are open to this.

[WanderinNomad]

Originally Posted by digitalnirvana

Please would you mind sharing the GMAT e-learning module link? Thanks and all the best for your preparation!



That is quite a handsome salary for the experience. Are you in a product organisation? I know of people who have the same salary after 12-13 years in IT services MNCs :( I'm not doing much better, as much as it pains me to say it.

If you have a clear growth route in your organisation then it might be worthwhile taking a sabbatical and do an MBA then rejoin at a higher pay, if they are open to this.

I bought E GMAT module ( just do a Google search ) for 300USD. Have completed almost half of it in past 1.5 months .

Regarding my industry I am in hospitality ( hotels) as an operations engineer . This industry has limited scope for engineers as we are not the core bread and butter hoteliers . Also I do not think an engineering+MBA degree will be useful in this industry .
With an engineering+MBA in operations I am targeting operations manager in a different industry .

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[turbowhistle]

Voted for ‘No’

I have been working nonstop from 2011 and had not taken any major holidays apart from when I got married thanks to the corporate race. Made a big move to Germany last year and spent last year settling down and traveling around, so using this time to wind down and enjoy the free time with the wife.

Must say it’s been working quite well, our stress levels are really down and we are spending time eating healthy homemade food and some good wines. We luckily realized this is not a productivity contest and there’s no point exerting ourselves unnecessarily.

One thing I have picked back is playing PUBG mobile, have been trying to push my rank in the new season and really getting good at it (at least I think so)