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To: Itair, asaf_sagy
תגידו חבר'ה , מה קורה שם בחיפה שיש לכם כ"כ הרבה זמן לפיטפוטים?
לעניין שבשיחה,
אני רוצה להוסיף שיש מהנדסים שחוששים להשאר בתחום הטכנולוגי מהפחד שבגיל מאוחר יותר אם יפטרו אותם הם לא יוכלו למצוא עבודה. בהיי-טק יש עדיפות ברורה לחברה יחסית צעירים שיכולים לתת תפוקה. לא רואים כ"כ הרבה בני 45 + בעבודות של מהנדס פשוט.
אייל
To: Assaf Wand
Assaf,
Would you say that in my case I would benefit more by finishing the degree in one year (4 straight semesters) and waving the summer inetrnship (and working 1 year afterwards)?
[All this assuming I would get in to Chicago
]Thanks,
Eyal
BTW, I met you in the kiddum gathering last December, I was talking to Adi Peker (I went to highschool with him)
To: LPOW, All
O.K
I see you feel really strongly on the matter. I'm still not fully convinced that when applying for a job, a degree from Harvard/Stanford (notice that I did not say Columbia for instance, I'm noting the realy top guns) will not raise any eyebrows at all in Israel. Also, you have to consider that this MBA trend abroad has become more popular in Israel in the past few years and today there are a lot more managers with such degree then lets say ten years ago. These managers will surelly appreciate a top brand degree if not more than as a very rigorous selection process that this indiviual has passed. You don't know how things are going to look ten years from now …
Another point, you keep refering to studying at TAU at night while working full time. I realy don't think that someone can benefit the the same in this case as someone studying full time. I know a lot of people who are taking the first route and for them the MBA is something they do "along the way", they do as minimal work as they can just to say after 2-3 years that they have an MBA. For someone such as myself, who has no business knowledge what so ever the learning experience counts a lot more than for some one who has a business bachlor degree (and maybe work experience in the field).
my 2 cents
Eyal
