Sai Bhupalam

Either could be good options - it depends on your ability to get into a good management school in India. Need to know more to answer in detail.

Yes - I can.

Tej The one thing that is clear is that you want to have growth and a top notch standard of living by adding an MBA to your resume. While that is a respectable goal, much more information is needed about you and your career goals before one can guide you.   Best Regards.

Attempting IIM after working for 5 years and is it worth it? Well, that depends on a lot of factors. For some people it might be worth it and for some it might not be so. You need to provide a lot more information to answer your question.

Vandana - this is a good time to plan your future with a degree in pharma - I have counseled pharma students before and they are very happy with their choices. If you are interested then you can sign up to work with me and I can help you with all your career issues. Good luck.

What have you studied? What do you want to study further and what job prospects are you considering (or are you already working) that are resulting in this dilemma?

Career changes are tough but they can be made. Your message conveys your intention but nothing more. I have been working with engineers for several years now, and helped many identify their careers where they can succeed and be happy with who they are and what they do. You may view my profile on LinkedIn as well. Good luck and if you are interested in working with me then please let me know.   Regards,   Sai Prakash Bhupalam

Bharat - there is no specific list of qualities - everybody will have their own opinions and perspectives. Professionalism, knowledge (academic, general, business etc.), presentation, people skills - I can go on. And the same goes for the list of companies - your questions are very general and do not tell me who you are and what you want. In my experience, the best way to do this would be to pick a counselor that appeals to you and move forward. I have worked in sales & marketing management (business development, sales process/sales training, recruitment, interviewing in the office and in

Natasha - your question is a good one but lacks critical information. This is a serious decision and most probably life changing. The best way to go about this would be to pick a counselor you are comfortable with and move forward if you are not able to do so on your own. Depending on your career options/domain choices, you can pick a counselor whose profile/experience/qualifications are the best match for you.   I see that a couple of other counselors have also responded so hopefully you have a better idea about how to go about this career shift. Good luck!

Not sure if you want to do this after your 12th or you want to complete your graduation. I was a flight attendant for over 11 years for an American airline and can guide you if you are interested in working with me. I can tell you that this can be a great career and a fun job - but it is highly competitive so you need to be prepared. There is no specific procedure for applying but there are many things you can do to be prepared for the opportunity. Good luck.