3underscore wrote:
If you are that uncertain about how long you will live, why spend two years doing an MBA.
Two years living a paupers life, with debt to your eyeballs and studying / interviewing all the time then die before you get anywhere.
Exceptionally pecimistic not to look a bit further.
That was just humor
What i actually I meant is that i want to be part of an industry that is challenging and it is the right time to make a good career an lots of money
I believe timing and industry choice are important
As an example (I am otherwise happy with work in my industry other than money) I joined IT industry in 2001 and people who joined 5 years before me made tonnes of money and now there is not enough money in the same scale as there was at those times. But they are happy with the work and have no issues continnuing in IT as they are already on a pile of money.
All industries suffer from the same status eventually. Initially there is a lot of money but sooner or later lot of people pour in and the salaries drop.
But the people who entered at the right time have make lot of money and are in senior postions ( a situation better off than a similar positions in the older industries where they didnt get the opportunity to make so much money)
My purpose of MBA is to capitalize on the timing and industry choice