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Half of our company is made of MBA's. Getting an MBA is very different from doing a startup. If you want to do a startup, do a startup. However, there are usefu
by pitdesi 15y ago
Half of our company is made of MBA's. Getting an MBA is very different from doing a startup. If you want to do a startup, do a startup. However, there are useful things you can learn from an MBA. Here's why we like them: http://feefighters.com/blog/should-you-hire-mbas-at-your-startup-and-why-we-love-them/ http://feefighters.com/blog/should-you-hire-mbas-at-your-sta...
- Fliko 15y agoMBAs have a place in businesses, but most of the good points argued are just as easily (if not better) argued for engineers. Good engineers are way more analytical than MBAs (that's what they do!), and good engineers are often more ambitious and driven than the average MBAer. Most of the successful MBAers I have met are actually engineers who have had a company pay for them to get their MBA to 'traditionally promote' them to a higher position in said company. In my opinion MBAs are like glue that hold a company together, the glue is absolutely critical for the company but you also don't require an army of it.