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08 Sep 2025, 04:59
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Hi everyone,
I’ve been researching MBA programs, and one question keeps popping up: Is a traditional MBA still the best investment today?
With so many online certifications, specialized master’s programs, and even micro-MBAs, I wonder if the value of the full two-year MBA is shifting. On the one hand, the MBA still provides:
👉 I came across a resource discussing how MBA grads can position themselves in today’s competitive market.
What do you all think?
I’ve been researching MBA programs, and one question keeps popping up: Is a traditional MBA still the best investment today?
With so many online certifications, specialized master’s programs, and even micro-MBAs, I wonder if the value of the full two-year MBA is shifting. On the one hand, the MBA still provides:
- A strong alumni network
- Career-switching opportunities
- Leadership and strategic management training
👉 I came across a resource discussing how MBA grads can position themselves in today’s competitive market.
What do you all think?
- Is the MBA still the best route for long-term career growth?
- Or are shorter, skill-based programs catching up in terms of ROI?
08 Sep 2025, 11:36
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Interesting question. Following this thread!
quasipariatur
08 Sep 2025, 12:53
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I feel this is very subjecting question and very personal.
People look at MBA in very different perspectives which are not quantitative value that looks good in excel sheet like ROI.
Even a FIRE(financial independence and retire early) calculations look so good in excel sheet. But do you think you can think rationally without approach? Probably yes, if you have explored much. Probably no, if you haven't explored much in that area.
Educating yourself in right direction is more important and MBA gives you a deep work package if done from with rational approach which should be realistic at the same time. You cannot be the master of judgements in business decision just by MBA as you cannot become a scientist by just pursuing science.
But studying the things give you direction
My personal thoughts though!
People look at MBA in very different perspectives which are not quantitative value that looks good in excel sheet like ROI.
Even a FIRE(financial independence and retire early) calculations look so good in excel sheet. But do you think you can think rationally without approach? Probably yes, if you have explored much. Probably no, if you haven't explored much in that area.
Educating yourself in right direction is more important and MBA gives you a deep work package if done from with rational approach which should be realistic at the same time. You cannot be the master of judgements in business decision just by MBA as you cannot become a scientist by just pursuing science.
But studying the things give you direction
My personal thoughts though!
quasipariatur
