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跟大家探讨一下Career switch 的问题!

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发表于 2012-2-23 21:18:23 | 只看该作者
哎。。。。我也好想转行啊。。。。。腻了。。。。
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发表于 2012-2-24 01:12:34 | 只看该作者
我觉得关于转行,应该是区分转换行业,还是转换职能。从什么领域转到什么领域,不同的转法,难易程度是很不一样的。比如工程背景的人我感觉相对好转一些,比如金融或者营销,都是有机会的。

前面的背景和经历能够在你要转入的领域或行业中有多大的加分,可能是比较重要的考虑因素。
-- by 会员 USLin (2012/2/23 12:01:52)




做技术和工程的,特别是在此类企业内做纯技术活的,最难在MBA后找到合适工作了。转行难度也就最大。原因无非是business sense和business experience的问题。
-- by 会员 rmbaos (2012/2/23 16:24:10)



这位朋友你说的这个有凭据吗?
Richard Ivey有28%的MBA学生都是工程背景,business学生有33%。 这些读mba有工程背景的人都是想进入管理阶层的人,但这这些管理阶层的工作又必须懂技术知识。所以这些工作是有本科商科背景的人竞争不了的。换句话说,这些做技术做工程的,转行难度不大。
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发表于 2012-2-24 01:33:59 | 只看该作者
我觉得关于转行,应该是区分转换行业,还是转换职能。从什么领域转到什么领域,不同的转法,难易程度是很不一样的。比如工程背景的人我感觉相对好转一些,比如金融或者营销,都是有机会的。

前面的背景和经历能够在你要转入的领域或行业中有多大的加分,可能是比较重要的考虑因素。
-- by 会员 USLin (2012/2/23 12:01:52)





做技术和工程的,特别是在此类企业内做纯技术活的,最难在MBA后找到合适工作了。转行难度也就最大。原因无非是business sense和business experience的问题。
-- by 会员 rmbaos (2012/2/23 16:24:10)




这位朋友你说的这个有凭据吗?
Richard Ivey有28%的MBA学生都是工程背景,business学生有33%。 这些读mba有工程背景的人都是想进入管理阶层的人,但这这些管理阶层的工作又必须懂技术知识。所以这些工作是有本科商科背景的人竞争不了的。换句话说,这些做技术做工程的,转行难度不大。
-- by 会员 WhiteSuby (2012/2/24 1:12:34)




我同意这个说法,我身边看到的例子基本上就是让我感觉,有技术工程背景的人,找工作还是没什么问题的。
14#
发表于 2012-2-24 01:37:26 | 只看该作者
大家可以看看这篇文章:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/careers/business-education/should-you-do-an-mba-straight-from-school-or-via-the-office/article2222602/

http://career-advice.monster.com/job-search/company-industry-research/why-companies-prefer-mbas/article.aspx

个人愚见:(为了更清楚表达我的意思,我用英文了)

As the artical mentions, "an MBA is a generalist degree, applicable to many business functions." Before we start to discuss wheather career switch will be easier with an MBA degree, we should ask ourself two questions:

1) What are the required skill set of my ideal job?
2) What skills do I possess and what skills do I lack?

Landing a job or switch your career is a blend of many factors: your education, your work experience, your interview skills, and most importantly, your skill sets.

I assume most people in this thread have business background; now in Canada or in the States, to be able to get the job you want, you need to do the followings:

1) A solid resume that catches an employer's attention
2) Superb interview skills that DEMONSTRATE your skills and work experience and these skill sets match the job's requirement

Now the question comes down to: what skills are required?

This question is rather complex. Say you want to switch your career: you used to be an analyst at a local marketing firm; now you want to be doing something on the business side in an energy company. Here are the similarities:

1) You developed analytical skills from your previous job; this skill is transferable to other industries regardless of your background. (it's unrealistic to assume that you will land a managerial position after your MBA; so you might want to start your job from scratch. This is, your first job requires some analytical skills)

2) You might have established soilid communication skills which is CRITICAL to any JOB in Canada; this could be your biggest asset in competing. (If you don't have great communication skills, then you want to work hard on this during your MBA career)

3) Organzation skills: your potential job might require organization skills which you might have developed over the years

The list goes on and on. The point is, jobs in a business setting doesn't really require any academic skills unless it's accounting or finance related (auditor or investment banker). An MBA degree tells the employer that you have the ability to learn new information: you learn how to learn. Starting any new job in a new industry requires your ability to learn, to adapt, and to improve based on your skill sets.
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发表于 2012-2-24 05:36:20 | 只看该作者
谁有各个学校中国学生转行成功的数据?对career switcher是一个很好的参考,建议那些转行成功的人,来cd分享一些经验!
16#
 楼主| 发表于 2012-2-24 09:40:54 | 只看该作者

顿时宽慰很多,再慢慢品品

大家可以看看这篇文章:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/careers/business-education/should-you-do-an-mba-straight-from-school-or-via-the-office/article2222602/

http://career-advice.monster.com/job-search/company-industry-research/why-companies-prefer-mbas/article.aspx

个人愚见:(为了更清楚表达我的意思,我用英文了)

As the artical mentions, "an MBA is a generalist degree, applicable to many business functions." Before we start to discuss wheather career switch will be easier with an MBA degree, we should ask ourself two questions:

1) What are the required skill set of my ideal job?
2) What skills do I possess and what skills do I lack?

Landing a job or switch your career is a blend of many factors: your education, your work experience, your interview skills, and most importantly, your skill sets.

I assume most people in this thread have business background; now in Canada or in the States, to be able to get the job you want, you need to do the followings:

1) A solid resume that catches an employer's attention
2) Superb interview skills that DEMONSTRATE your skills and work experience and these skill sets match the job's requirement

Now the question comes down to: what skills are required?

This question is rather complex. Say you want to switch your career: you used to be an analyst at a local marketing firm; now you want to be doing something on the business side in an energy company. Here are the similarities:

1) You developed analytical skills from your previous job; this skill is transferable to other industries regardless of your background. (it's unrealistic to assume that you will land a managerial position after your MBA; so you might want to start your job from scratch. This is, your first job requires some analytical skills)

2) You might have established soilid communication skills which is CRITICAL to any JOB in Canada; this could be your biggest asset in competing. (If you don't have great communication skills, then you want to work hard on this during your MBA career)

3) Organzation skills: your potential job might require organization skills which you might have developed over the years

The list goes on and on. The point is, jobs in a business setting doesn't really require any academic skills unless it's accounting or finance related (auditor or investment banker). An MBA degree tells the employer that you have the ability to learn new information: you learn how to learn. Starting any new job in a new industry requires your ability to learn, to adapt, and to improve based on your skill sets.
-- by 会员 WhiteSuby (2012/2/24 1:37:26)

17#
发表于 2012-2-24 10:08:24 | 只看该作者
我觉得关于转行,应该是区分转换行业,还是转换职能。从什么领域转到什么领域,不同的转法,难易程度是很不一样的。比如工程背景的人我感觉相对好转一些,比如金融或者营销,都是有机会的。

前面的背景和经历能够在你要转入的领域或行业中有多大的加分,可能是比较重要的考虑因素。
-- by 会员 USLin (2012/2/23 12:01:52)





做技术和工程的,特别是在此类企业内做纯技术活的,最难在MBA后找到合适工作了。转行难度也就最大。原因无非是business sense和business experience的问题。
-- by 会员 rmbaos (2012/2/23 16:24:10)




这位朋友你说的这个有凭据吗?
Richard Ivey有28%的MBA学生都是工程背景,business学生有33%。 这些读mba有工程背景的人都是想进入管理阶层的人,但这这些管理阶层的工作又必须懂技术知识。所以这些工作是有本科商科背景的人竞争不了的。换句话说,这些做技术做工程的,转行难度不大。
-- by 会员 WhiteSuby (2012/2/24 1:12:34)



样本不具代表性。


以前做技术的人懂技术,而且普遍脑子更聪明。但是现在呢,信息不对称性越来越小,一个非专业人士了解足够的专业知识的途径越来越多;行业壁垒也没有以前大了。而管理不是研究,不是只有Ph.D才能懂行业管理。特别是很多B2C大类行业,包括很多TMT公司,面向的是消费者;公司top line依靠技术推动的比例较小。很多B2B行业内,应为本身产品品类繁多,做销售和市场的经验比起研发生产经验要更有用。还有就是,现在越来越多高考高分的小朋友,保送的小朋友们,选择经管类,不是理工类专业为本科专业,海外更是,结果么......
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