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To those heading for your MBAs/ considering an MBA in the future-
1) Do you think getting an MBA is worth the opportunity cost?
2) What kind of field/ industry/ role do you want to go into post MBA? How helpful do you think your MBA will be to help you get there?
3) If your employer offers to pay in full for a PT MBA, would you have done that instead of pursuing a FT MBA?
1) Do you think getting an MBA is worth the opportunity cost?
2) What kind of field/ industry/ role do you want to go into post MBA? How helpful do you think your MBA will be to help you get there?
3) If your employer offers to pay in full for a PT MBA, would you have done that instead of pursuing a FT MBA?
01 Aug 2019, 06:12
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Most MBA aspirants want to earn an MBA degree because:
1. They want to earn more money
2. They hate their current job
However, if these are the only two reasons you wish to do an MBA, you have a very limited and short-term perspective; because after a point, neither of these aspects will mean much to you.
For example, if you are a senior manager at a reputed IT company, and your job involves client interaction, business development, international travel, etc., you need not do an MBA at all as you will already be earning well and will have an envious job profile, too.
However, if you want to enhance your knowledge and perspective, or want a life-changing experience, you may still consider doing an MBA.
If you wish to know more reasons to do an MBA then do check out the blog on Top 7 Reasons to Do an MBA!
1. They want to earn more money
2. They hate their current job
However, if these are the only two reasons you wish to do an MBA, you have a very limited and short-term perspective; because after a point, neither of these aspects will mean much to you.
For example, if you are a senior manager at a reputed IT company, and your job involves client interaction, business development, international travel, etc., you need not do an MBA at all as you will already be earning well and will have an envious job profile, too.
However, if you want to enhance your knowledge and perspective, or want a life-changing experience, you may still consider doing an MBA.
If you wish to know more reasons to do an MBA then do check out the blog on Top 7 Reasons to Do an MBA!
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07 Aug 2019, 21:23
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Most MBA aspirants want to earn an MBA degree because:
1. They want to earn more money
2. They hate their current job
However, if these are the only two reasons you wish to do an MBA, you have a very limited and short-term perspective; because after a point, neither of these aspects will mean much to you.
For example, if you are a senior manager at a reputed IT company, and your job involves client interaction, business development, international travel, etc., you need not do an MBA at all as you will already be earning well and will have an envious job profile, too.
However, if you want to enhance your knowledge and perspective, or want a life-changing experience, you may still consider doing an MBA.
If you wish to know more reasons to do an MBA then do check out the blog on Top 7 Reasons to Do an MBA!
1. They want to earn more money
2. They hate their current job
However, if these are the only two reasons you wish to do an MBA, you have a very limited and short-term perspective; because after a point, neither of these aspects will mean much to you.
For example, if you are a senior manager at a reputed IT company, and your job involves client interaction, business development, international travel, etc., you need not do an MBA at all as you will already be earning well and will have an envious job profile, too.
However, if you want to enhance your knowledge and perspective, or want a life-changing experience, you may still consider doing an MBA.
If you wish to know more reasons to do an MBA then do check out the blog on Top 7 Reasons to Do an MBA!
Leave it to this guy to say “envious” job profile.... Not a solid, respectable, or impressive title. But envious, which immediately implies potential conflict. Got to love South Asia.
