MBAs aren't for everyone but you may benefit from one...

Aug 31, 2015
8:56:39pm

Tokolosh

if changing course is your desire. Wouldn't hurt to research it and see if there are some schools who place well with the types of companies you'd like to work for.

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How do you go about finding a new career?

Pato

8/31/15 8:28pm

Pay tithing then pray for adversity and growth.

Ssebo

8/31/15 8:36pm

Will your employer pay for any school?

cheezedawg

8/31/15 8:37pm

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Tyler

8/31/15 8:39pm

It has been 5 min. Please delete this post.

Malathion

8/31/15 8:44pm

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Tyler

8/31/15 8:45pm

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Malathion

8/31/15 8:51pm

BTW- if you want my opinion on the next big technology field, its Data Science

cheezedawg

8/31/15 8:39pm

One of the areas that is growing right now is online education.

Ssebo

8/31/15 8:40pm

MBAs aren't for everyone but you may benefit from one...

Tokolosh

8/31/15 8:56pm

A few thoughts, but only you have the answers

Chris Bailey

8/31/15 8:57pm

My dad worked for 40 years at a job he didn't really love, but he

Ssebo

8/31/15 9:43pm

Great quote but, just FYI, president Hinckley was quoting Jenkin Loyd Jones.

Traveshamockery

8/31/15 11:17pm

I was working as a development engineer with a Masters degree and feeling

dilbert

8/31/15 9:00pm

Figure out what you really like. Learn all you can about it. Then do it on the

Josef K

8/31/15 9:18pm

You don't need a new career, just a new sub-field within your existing

Tim

8/31/15 9:20pm

LDS guy I grew up with wrote a book about career change

DrTeeth

8/31/15 9:25pm

Thanks for taking time to respond

Pato

8/31/15 9:47pm

We are hiring

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