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November 24, 2019 3:14am ET
Applying: Cambridge / Judge, Columbia, Cornell / Johnson, Duke / Fuqua, HEC Paris, INSEAD, London Business School, Michigan / Ross
Pre-MBA Career: senior commercial specialist
Post-MBA Target Industry: Consulting, Investment Banking, Consumer Goods Companies: Bain , McKinsey , Citibank , Goldman Sachs , JP Morgan , Morgan Stanley , 3M , Coca Cola
GMAT: 740
GPA: 3.47
Years of Work Experience: 4
Location: shanghai,China
Post MBA Location: Beijing
Notes:

I'm Chinese female, by now i have 3 years of working experience. Because I was blind when I graduated from college, so I didn't plan well and just headed into the 500 fortune company such as IBM and Ericsson, but it turned out that the jobs in the big company is really tedious and require little thinking so I switch my career to data analysis and I start working as Labor cost analysis in a domestic online education farm, then because i still craving for more challenge so i decided to apply MBA--by then I have a 2-year-old baby so i basicly have no time after work so I quit and study the GMAT full time for a few months--will this gap look horrible in my resume? After fully prepared I found a new job as a senior commercial specilist in a German family business. I report directly to VP and GM, so I start touching the core business in an orgnizations. I do multidimension analysis according to different customer segment, product line, industry and so on, and the analysis will support product manager, GM,VP to set corresponding strategies--I don't directly make any decisions, so that's why I still feel I lack the ability to what Ii really want to do--making decisions.
So I'm craving for to attend a MBA program in the listed universities, please give me advice which are more reasonable for me? I know i'm not strong enough like the applicants from consulting or banking, or as a leader for a few years.But i have initiatives I know how to analyze. I think those are two of my strong points.