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Firstly, it would help to have a relevant work experience- something in sync with what you have studied. Even if it is like an internship, corporate environment adds great value to begin with. It surely helps you apply technical aspects that you learnt to an efficient use and gives you a perspective. In the mean time, if you would like to take up roles in Business analysis, Business management, learning and development, customer facing, project management or any allied business job, you could look at 2 broad categories. One, go for a smooth transition in your present organisation. Since people know you and would have seen your work
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