During my 11 year stint in IT
industry, I have taken on multiple challenges head-on and learned something new
after each success and failure alike. While these opportunities have taught me
a lot from technical perspective, I feel stuck in an overly technical role with
limited exposure to management aspects. I wish to gain broader view of industry
and market which can enable me to become business partner for customers, not just
technology implementer. This is where an MBA fits in, enabling me to hone my
management skills with new perspectives and ensuring that I am ready for next phase
of my career.
Post MBA, I see myself in a leadership
role of a multinational IT firm where I would offer business consulting combined
with technical solutions to important players in ABC domain industry. I would use learnings
from 6 years of handling technical and functional challenges for a ABC domain customer in this direction.
In the long term, I see myself in
a VP or director’s role, developing global strategic plans and driving the implementation
that includes business development and technology modernization. I intend to
provide thought leadership and industry knowledge by analyzing the market
dynamics and recommending solutions to pertinent business challenges. These
goals require cross functional understanding of business, and I would like to
combine my know-how from IT sector with ISB learnings.
PGP provides such tremendous
diversity in its cohort that hundreds of mid-career professionals have transformed into
global business leaders using this peer network, and this forms crux of how I
intend to use PGP to achieve my goals. A diverse crowd from all spheres of life
will ensure that I unlearn and learn at the same time. The various professional
clubs and frequent alumni interactions will help me leverage my versatility
with a 360-degree overview.
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