Get a promotion. Make a career switch. Start a new business venture. Wherever you're headed, the Jones MBA Career Center helps you get there.
Translate your MBA education into career success
Evening MBA students have a broad range of experience, skill sets and career aspirations. Career Services support is integrated as an important part of your Evening MBA experience, with designated career development advisors coordinating services for Evening MBA students. We offer individual career coaching to help you clarify career paths and establish targeted goals to meet your personal Evening MBA career development objectives.
The Jones MBA Career Center supports a variety of career changes: transitioning to new functional areas, changing companies, and shifting industries. You'll have access to a range of resources to help you refine your career strategy, develop your action plan, and position your skills for promotion within your current organization, or to start a career with a new employer.
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More than 100 companies recruit Georgia Tech MBA students through the Jones MBA Career Center each year, representing functional areas such as leadership development, strategic and functional consulting, operations and supply chain, technology, business analytics, corporate finance, and marketing. Companies that have recently recruited Georgia Tech MBA candidates:
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Our career center staff has years of professional experience and understand industry dynamics. In addition to college recruiting expertise, advisors have a wide range of corporate experience, and have served in various career development, human resources, and management roles at industry-leading companies. Because career advisors also manage relationships with companies recruiting MBAs, they know the skills recruiters are looking for and how to help you prepare for the MBA job market.
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