Hey,
@Community and Mina: I fell the need to correct your information as it is highly inaccurate on two dimensions.
firs, masters degree in most of the countries just give access to BA position (not associate), the few exceptions are some Escandinávia countries! Only MBA gives access to Associate role in most of the countries worldwide.
second, the requirement for doing PST or not is not, as I stated before, as straightforward as you suggest: there are some people who is exempted to do PST even if applying to BA (very few exceptions but exist), and on the other hand most of experienced hires who apply as Associates still need to do the PST.
i feel it’s really impetrant to guarantee that people are not misinformed about this!
Best
Bruno
Hey,
@Community and Mina: I fell the need to correct your information as it is highly inaccurate on two dimensions.
firs, masters degree in most of the countries just give access to BA position (not associate), the few exceptions are some Escandinávia countries! Only MBA gives access to Associate role in most of the countries worldwide.
second, the requirement for doing PST or not is not, as I stated before, as straightforward as you suggest: there are some people who is exempted to do PST even if applying to BA (very few exceptions but exist), and on the other hand most of experienced hires who apply as Associates still need to do the PST.
i feel it’s really impetrant to guarantee that people are not misinformed about this!
Best
Bruno