Spillover Effects Of A Global MBA

Bhrugi expects to pay off her student loans within her first year at Citi, and she will gain valuable experience as she applies her business education at a multinational bank. People sometimes worry about "brain drain" or talent loss when they see young professionals leave home and start t...

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Published inBusiness world (India)
Main Author Triantis, Alexander
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New Delhi Athena Information Solutions Pvt. Ltd 22.11.2017
Subjects
Entrepreneurs
Internships
Multinational corporations
R&D
Research & development
New York
Mumbai India
United States > US
Silicon Valley-California
India
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Summary:Bhrugi expects to pay off her student loans within her first year at Citi, and she will gain valuable experience as she applies her business education at a multinational bank. People sometimes worry about "brain drain" or talent loss when they see young professionals leave home and start their careers abroad. Employee mobility is the engine that drives growth in entrepreneurship hubs like Silicon Valley, where I launched my career.
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ISSN:0970-8197