To Be or Not To Be: that’s the question — 5 Reasons to Pursue an MBA in Data Science!

Is there a good type of unemployment? Yes there is!

It is called frictional unemployment. A type of unemployment that arises when employees make temporary transitions to find better roles, and, when companies scout for the best suited talent for that plum of a role.

We do face frictional unemployment at present. Wonder why? Read on.

If we have data, let’s look at data. If all we have are opinions, let’s go with mine, said Jim Barksdale, former Netscape CEO.

We have data and we have it in abundance. The world has just realized the importance of looking at it closely.

McKinsey predicted in 2011 that, by 2018 there will be a gap of 50% in the required skill set against the demand. Research in this field nowadays points towards the same. This exactly is frictional unemployment.

Sheldon Cooper knows this best:

a. Access to business network

The camaraderie that an Alma Mater creates can last through a life time. As an MBA student, you have great networking opportunities. You’ll get to know and interact in a context that accentuates your business management capabilities with colleagues, professors and industry panel members. Furthermore, you have good chances to meet potential employers through the various internships that we provide. The same holds true for our extensive alumni network.

b. Recruiters love the MBA degree

An MBA is recognized nationally & internationally. MBA offers you credibility. An MBA shows that you are an expert at what you do. It shows that you are highly competent & dedicated to the industry, in this case to Data Science. It is a proof of your mastery over managerial skills along with the potent combination of Data Science.

Dig a little deeper into MBA in Applied Data Science. You could be the next sought after talent. Connect now:https://www.productleadership.com/programs/applied-data-science/