Half way through an MBA. Time to choose an emphasis. Should i

>>1419947
Hahahahaha

Enjoy being unemployed in a flooded market

Want to work in shitty factories? Ho with former. Want to work in any kind of project or industry, like IT? Latter.

Personally i would chose pm, the mba plus the pmp cert = guaranteed job for life.

What work do you already do? Undergrad?

>>1419971
Useless BA in studio art. Currently working in a mechanical department in a supervisor role. Looking to get out of the feild and into an office. At first I thought supply chain was the east to go but now I'm leaning towards pm.

>>1419980
That might make it harder for you. MBA is great for a lot of jobs but most of the time it accompanies the accounting or finance undergrad majors who already have a few years experience and are looking to get paid more. Hard to say, you may need to start over again. Maybe im wrong.

>>1419947
Logistics and Supply Chain Management. You will literally always have a job because the market for those positions are always staffed with losers and you are several cuts above them with that degree.

>>1419947
You should have done marketing or finance

Finance to get a real job
Marketing to be a faggy exec schmoozer

>supply chain
Enjoy the back office forever autist pleb. Keep your head down wageslave for 40 years to pay your bullshit loans off ffs

>>1419991
Actually was going to get a BS in business manganese management and the school tasked me into the masters. I'm going to be in a weird spot where I make way too much for an entry level position but don't have much experience.

>>1420029
does your school have placements or coop? anyways I would do pm. Logistics is too narrow and you can get into pretty much any industry with pm

>>1420021
Not too late to change to finance. Zero interest in marketing. That shit was terrible.

>>1420038
Already have a good job with a large company. Looking to advance within so I'm not worried about placement.mainly looking for the degree with the most opportunity

>>1420021
Tuition reimbursement. No loans.