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You don't need an MBA to solve those problems. It's a problem with prioritization, not lack of ability.
by weixiyen 13y ago
You don't need an MBA to solve those problems. It's a problem with prioritization, not lack of ability.
- EricDeb 13y agoThat's exactly what an MBA does. Teaches you to prioritize effectively. It also gives you countless examples of businesses who don't, and the consequences they suffer. Sometimes learning these lessons in the real world can be very costly.
- NirDremer 13y agoMBA is great but I think your expectations are high. Oftentimes the issue is not knowledge but rather working at high pressure and to do it well nothing beats experience & good mentors.
- ringdabell 13y agoOne of the biggest myth about getting an MBA is that you learn anything at all. The two primary motivations for getting an MBA are completely unrelated to obtaining an "education": 1. Career transformation (i.e. you're a marketer that wants to go into banking.. basically impossible to get interviews without going to bschool) 2. Obtain a professional network "Learning" is really a tertiary priority.