MBA programs are electric strike in the world’s industry more and more students engaged in the topic of MBA, because they expect an improvement of their skills and a kind of open doors for large companies by the ambitious and tight program. The public interest of international students, business people, executives and consultants on the capital of England has been run through the Olympic Games in 2012. Many of these temporary residents participate in MBA programs to supplement their curriculum vitae and their skills. Matt Symonds is editor-in-Chief of MBA50.com and has a unique insight into the best business schools around the world. He has about his experiences with business schools with the London Business School MBA graduates, William Mao, discussed. William Mao is currently a student at Yale University, grew up in Los Angeles and worked in a small management consulting firm in New York. His career plans brought him to London, where he had applied at the London Business School. He wanted his horizons This program, expand, and other cultural experience.
Finally he participated in the management training course on LBS, attended by students from 60-80 different countries. This is a significantly higher diversity than in business schools in America. This course enabled Mao to build a personal network with people from all over the world. During his time, he met nice people from a wide range of industries which can offer him in the professional life of many opportunities and possibilities. The school offers a variety of different MBA programs, such as the leadership and management training program, which are specially tailored for managers and senior executives. Mr Mao is kept interested students that they should express their expectations clearly. The London Business School searches directly for people who can comment on what they’re looking for and how they plan their future steps. You should your wishes and plans set out clearly also with great career, so the school know where you placed it. For more information about MBAs: Www.london.edu/ programmes/mba.html Jonathan Beth