Studying and finishing an MBA course in a year is not an easy thing to do. Moreover, it also shortens our time to find a job, especially a good job. Students who achieve master degrees right after their undergraduate education often have more difficulties to find a good job than the other students who have years of experience of management. The economic depression last year also limits the opportunities for us to find a job after graduating.
However, according to the 2010 Corporate Recruiters Survey results, the 2010 job market for business school graduates has improved compared with 2009. This year, 55% of employers are planning to hire recent MBA alumni, up 5% from 2009. Beside healthcare and pharmaceutical , a large number of opportunities in financial institutions, marketing and sales. Some companies based overseas, particularly in Asia and South America, also offer jobs with higher salaries than before.
Last but not least, career centers are also helpful tools for graduate students finding their favorite jobs. They have chances to pick their target industry, talk to people who work there, and connect their skills with the company's needs.
This above piece of news somehow provides us with some ideas about our future careers. Actually, it's difficult but not impossible to find a job. We still have a lot of opportunities!
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