Hi friends,
I am seeking advice from my wise friends. But before I register my query, let me introduce myself first:
1. I am an MSW from ISS, Agra, and an LLB professional (both full-time).
2. I have over 8 years of experience.
3. Currently, I am acting as a Deputy Manager at Good Auto Company.
Now, I am seeking advice on pursuing a PGDBM from MDI Institute, Gurgaon (part-time three-year course). My point in seeking this advice is whether:
1. It will add value to my future prospects, or
2. I should do it just for the sake of gaining some knowledge.
Thank you for your guidance and support.
From India, Gurgaon
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8I am seeking advice from my wise friends. But before I register my query, let me introduce myself first:
1. I am an MSW from ISS, Agra, and an LLB professional (both full-time).
2. I have over 8 years of experience.
3. Currently, I am acting as a Deputy Manager at Good Auto Company.
Now, I am seeking advice on pursuing a PGDBM from MDI Institute, Gurgaon (part-time three-year course). My point in seeking this advice is whether:
1. It will add value to my future prospects, or
2. I should do it just for the sake of gaining some knowledge.
Thank you for your guidance and support.
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi Ashok,
There are two ways of looking at it – there are no clearcut answers as it all depends upon you as how you want to do it.
For instance-
1. Part time course while working –
Pros-
U learn something while on the job
Supplement the same and correlate the learnings to actual workplace.
Cons
Time & dedication is must
Work pressure may dilute the learning & time required to do the assignments or you may miss the classes as well.
Job prospects – for three years you may have to work the same organization for the sake of time & place & distance.
The other approach is to do the full time course and leverage the experience with knowledge gained and get a damn good break after two years!!..
Here you have to assess yourself on terms of priorities and aspirations and take a call.
Cheerio
Rajat
From India, Pune
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There are two ways of looking at it – there are no clearcut answers as it all depends upon you as how you want to do it.
For instance-
1. Part time course while working –
Pros-
U learn something while on the job
Supplement the same and correlate the learnings to actual workplace.
Cons
Time & dedication is must
Work pressure may dilute the learning & time required to do the assignments or you may miss the classes as well.
Job prospects – for three years you may have to work the same organization for the sake of time & place & distance.
The other approach is to do the full time course and leverage the experience with knowledge gained and get a damn good break after two years!!..
Here you have to assess yourself on terms of priorities and aspirations and take a call.
Cheerio
Rajat
From India, Pune
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Hi Folks,
I have completed my MBA in HR and am working as an HR Executive in Bangalore. I would like to know about any courses offered, whether through distance learning or part-time, that would be beneficial and provide an added advantage in the field of HR.
From India, Bangalore
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I have completed my MBA in HR and am working as an HR Executive in Bangalore. I would like to know about any courses offered, whether through distance learning or part-time, that would be beneficial and provide an added advantage in the field of HR.
From India, Bangalore
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MDI Gurgaon is a good institute. Before I can comment further with reference to your prospects, could you please furnish:
- What does MSW stand for?
- 8 years of experience made up of?
- Deputy Manager for which department/what is your role?
Once you furnish this information, I can help you with some suggestions.
Regards,
LEO LINGHAM
From India, Mumbai
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- What does MSW stand for?
- 8 years of experience made up of?
- Deputy Manager for which department/what is your role?
Once you furnish this information, I can help you with some suggestions.
Regards,
LEO LINGHAM
From India, Mumbai
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