I'm currently looking for jobs with tuition reimbursement, I'm going to be studying Operation & supply management. Any tips on the search process?

One pattern I keep seeing. Organizations become slower as they become more politically careful. Too many decisions start optimizing for internal comfort instead of external relevance.

Is doing a term exchange at HEC Paris considered impressive? Or what program in Europe is the strongest on resume?

Markets eventually punish unnecessary complexity. Internally. Operationally. Financially. Simple businesses are harder to imitate than people think.

Should I go Booth (no scholarship) this year or reapply to my Targets (Wharton, HBS, MIT) next year. Got dinged from all the second time. Are these even achievable with the stats below: 29M, GRE 325 (can try improving to 330), 8 YoE in Big4 Transaction Advisory (currently AD/SM), two quick promotions (SC->M and M->AD), 3.7 GPA from a 200-ranked school, CPA, international experience in 2 countries.