Business schools around the country are realizing that management students with coding skills are more valuable to their future employers. According to Business Week, companies want business leaders who know enough about coding to communicate with their technical staff, and elite business programs are responding by making the relevant courses available, if not required, to earn the MBA degree.
The Financial Risk Group understands the value of specialized technical training. The company developed its NEET apprenticeship program to develop financial risk management professionals with coveted skills in technology, business and methodology. When completed, FRG’s NEET graduates have acquired the critical tools to add value to client projects and assess client needs through design and implementation.
Companies Want MBAs Who Can Code
Regitze Ladekarl, FRM, is FRG’s Director of Company Intelligence. She has 25-plus years of experience where finance meets technology.
This article is part of the FRG Risk Report, published weekly on the FRG blog. To read other entries of the Risk Report, visit frgrisk.com/category/risk-report/.