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I'm also curious about an MBA but wanted more details on what an ideal profile looks like. Thanks!
You're not going to get a job based on a tag. You need to sell yourself and hustle to get opportunities.
I think the chances of landing a job post IESE are higher.
And try to settle down in Spain if you can. Beautiful country, beautiful weather, beautiful culture and beautiful women!
The question you need to answer yourself is if you want to return to the law or move on from it.
Secondly, it is also about how much time you're willing to commit, as an IESE MBA would be two years of your time.
A) I can either pursue the LLM and get into academia (probably LSE as my application status is holding much strength)
B) I will be giving gmat as well next year and my target school is IESE as my MBA counsellor told me that I can actually get a full ride there if I want after 3 years of work ex.