Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Discovering the Value of an MBA in a slow economy

Consider the corporate executives who, being comfortable in their positions for many years, saw little need to prepare for the future by continuing their formal education. While the idea of retiring from such a company was once a realistic goal, rounds of recent layoffs mean many such executives will be forced to find new jobs. With more than 100,000 fresh MBA graduates entering the workforce each year, competition in this tight job market is fierce.
"Employers are aware of the capabilities that an MBA brings to the table, and that is why we're seeing more and more job requisitions that say 'MBA Preferred,'" says Havens, who earned her MBA in marketing from the William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of Rochester in 1989.

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