Well, here is a typical example of networking, and how small the world can be. I worked in Zelenograd from 1993 to 2005, where the Russian part of my business was based.
Incredible, especially as my MBA friend is Russian, and a large part of his network is based in Russia - including Zelenograd, and Kazahkstan as well as Europe and the US. It proves that networks can be truly global, and that you don't have to worry where people are, just what they can contribute.
Of course, starting from the MBA experience gives you both a group of people who are likely to have skills, knowledge and qualities that will contribute to the network, and often other people who are also good at networking and can therefore extend your network.
Any educational program can bring many more benefits than just the course content, but an MBA is especially likely to introduce you to people and give opportunites that can be invaluable in your working life.
# posted by Mary @ 5:06 PM
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