Generalist or Specialist? What should you do after doing MBA in India? (Hindi)
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- Namaste Doston- In this video, I'm going to be talking about whether you should become a generalist or a specialist after doing your MBA in India. I'll be discussing the pros and cons of each path, and I'll share my personal opinion on which one is right for you.
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Aap Generalist ya Specialist banoge?
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I think one should develop depth and width in the profile...to deal with integration of various fields of business...depth means specialist in one particular field and width means workable knowledge (generalist) in different departments.
Yeah. But that doesn’t happen immediately after MBA. Over time this is a very good strategy.
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