hi Joe !!
what you said is a bare fact!! i face the same problem regularly !! i tell you HR & Admin. job requires the 'specific skill' degree(ie MBA) & experience as well. i guess, a guy 'ving 2 yrs of work ex. along with his DL MBA degree is equivalent to a normal MBA without any work ex. its 'sincerity' & 'scalability'of a candidate towards his work......is what I find ....really matters while selecting a HR candidate.:idea:
thanx
saptarshi dasgupta
From India, Calcutta
what you said is a bare fact!! i face the same problem regularly !! i tell you HR & Admin. job requires the 'specific skill' degree(ie MBA) & experience as well. i guess, a guy 'ving 2 yrs of work ex. along with his DL MBA degree is equivalent to a normal MBA without any work ex. its 'sincerity' & 'scalability'of a candidate towards his work......is what I find ....really matters while selecting a HR candidate.:idea:
thanx
saptarshi dasgupta
From India, Calcutta
Dear Joe,
This was also happened in my career. Some industries rejected me due to want of full time course. But medium sized industries definitely accept part time and DLP qualifiers and also they very much expect experience. So, don't worry. Pl. prefer medium sized industries.
Thanks &Rdgs,
K. Packiarajan
From India, Madras
This was also happened in my career. Some industries rejected me due to want of full time course. But medium sized industries definitely accept part time and DLP qualifiers and also they very much expect experience. So, don't worry. Pl. prefer medium sized industries.
Thanks &Rdgs,
K. Packiarajan
From India, Madras
Hands-on experience from a reputed organisation is appreciated by most companies. However, it is always an add-on to have a Full time degree.
It is passion, talent, creativity, innovation and hardwork that is required to be an HR professional. If you have these quality in you, then degree doesn't matter.... be it full time / part time / distance learning...
My two cents!!!
From India, Bangalore
It is passion, talent, creativity, innovation and hardwork that is required to be an HR professional. If you have these quality in you, then degree doesn't matter.... be it full time / part time / distance learning...
My two cents!!!
From India, Bangalore
Hi friends,
Really many thanks to Joe for raising this issue. After reading the views of my citehr friends i am in a big confusion as i was suppose to join Part time MBA from ICFAI institute which is going to start very soon so now i m really confused whether i shud go for it or no......... if the companies r really not looking out for part time MBA's then i wud prefer to collect work experience rather then spending so much money on part time MBA.........
So please friends help me in giving your valuable suggestions as the admission dates are very near ...........i will really appreciate your contribution.....
From India, Gurgaon
Really many thanks to Joe for raising this issue. After reading the views of my citehr friends i am in a big confusion as i was suppose to join Part time MBA from ICFAI institute which is going to start very soon so now i m really confused whether i shud go for it or no......... if the companies r really not looking out for part time MBA's then i wud prefer to collect work experience rather then spending so much money on part time MBA.........
So please friends help me in giving your valuable suggestions as the admission dates are very near ...........i will really appreciate your contribution.....
From India, Gurgaon
Hi Joe,
I am agree with you to some extent, but on the other hand, people from different streams are also finding it difficult to get the entry in good organisation, while they are having full time degree.
In my opinoin - the things which really mater i.e. potential, if you are having that kind of caliber and potential, definitely you will get the job.
Best of Luck.
Rgds,
Kishor Manori
From India, Delhi
I am agree with you to some extent, but on the other hand, people from different streams are also finding it difficult to get the entry in good organisation, while they are having full time degree.
In my opinoin - the things which really mater i.e. potential, if you are having that kind of caliber and potential, definitely you will get the job.
Best of Luck.
Rgds,
Kishor Manori
From India, Delhi
Guys,
I completely agree with you....
I too started without any degree, but then decided to go for a DLP.
I found it very difficult to find a job in a decent company.
As for now, i am in a much better position, after struggling for 2 years.
And you wont believe, but i have seen people with out a full degree, doing a very good job, working hard in comparision to the full time Hr's
They want to work from the scratch and so get a assistant on contract basis...and literally slog them.
Believe me, i have seen that at several places.....felt bad to see that
Regards,
Anu
From India, Pune
17I completely agree with you....
I too started without any degree, but then decided to go for a DLP.
I found it very difficult to find a job in a decent company.
As for now, i am in a much better position, after struggling for 2 years.
And you wont believe, but i have seen people with out a full degree, doing a very good job, working hard in comparision to the full time Hr's
They want to work from the scratch and so get a assistant on contract basis...and literally slog them.
Believe me, i have seen that at several places.....felt bad to see that
Regards,
Anu
From India, Pune
Dear Concern,
EMBA do have more value than DLP.
For details of EMBA offered from Manipal University please visit www.corporateprograms.manipal.edu
Regards,
From India, Mumbai
EMBA do have more value than DLP.
For details of EMBA offered from Manipal University please visit www.corporateprograms.manipal.edu
Regards,
From India, Mumbai
I am very shocked, because I have just joined MBA - HR in DLP from MK University. Please suggest me what to do.....
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Dear Joe, Part time courses are also valid but during initial phase one may have some problems if you have rich experience in some reputed organization there is no issue at all. Thanks, Ajay Verma
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
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