I have done MBA Finance. After a lot of hard work i got a
job as a business Analysist. Is that profile is good for my
career? what are the future oppor. for me? Pls help me
Thanks a lot
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Answer Posted / avinash
HI
I really dont know which industry you have joined as Business Analyst, as the changes are very different for most of them. IF you really like research , comparativeness, Trend analysis then its a job with its own charisma. But if you are not the one who likes to work on probabilities then you might look at other options in finance.
IF you really dont know then stick to the job you got till you figure it out.
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