Top 5 Jobs You Can Take Up After Your MBA Degree
Career paths are often confusing and it takes a lot of planning to decide what you want to do after your academic life. B-school graduates often wonder what they should take up as a career after their degree. Read below to know the top five jobs you can take up after an MBA degree.
1. Corporate finance
With an MBA degree in finance, you can move into corporate finance. Corporate finance is an area of finance that deals with sources of funding, the capital structure of corporations, the actions that managers take to increase the value of the firm to the shareholders, and the tools and analysis used to allocate financial resources. Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan are some of the top recruiters in India hiring MBA Finance professionals.
2. Business analytics
Business analytics is a specialization that pays attention to teaching students how to make use of different analytical tools to compile data from several sources and analyze it to draw inferences on customer behavior, emerging trends in the market, and other facets related to business intelligence. Some of the top hirers for Business Analytics professionals in India are Accenture, Boston Consulting Group, Capgemini, Wipro, Amazon, etc.
3. Marketing
There is no doubt that taking up marketing is a tricky job and keeps one on his toes. Not everyone can be good at marketing and if you are one of those people who can make a pitch without flinching and achieve it with determination, this is the job for you. A few prime recruiting companies in India for marketing are Accenture, Amazon, Capgemini, Indusind Bank, Ing Vysya Bank, India Infoline, etc.
4. Human resource
The job of the HR manager is crucial to the growth of the company as he/she is responsible for maximizing the performance of the employees and tapping into their potential to achieve the goals of the company. This is a job that has gained demand across the industry as even small sector firms have started focusing on long term goals and are trying to maximize their profits. HR Management professionals can find plenty of job opportunities in IT companies, retail companies, media houses, law firms, advertising firms, newspapers, etc.
5. Operations management
Optimizing everything related to the business operations, including product quality and cost, the time taken for manufacturing, maximizing productivity, and rate of customer satisfaction and focusing on increasing it. Purchase management, Inventory management, vendor management, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) are what make operations management and essentially the supply chain of a business. You can take up logistics, retail, hospitality, transportation, IT, etc.
There are several more jobs other than the five mentioned above. There is no such limitation that binds you to choose one of the five only and not take up your true passion!
