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post 1478948951 01-13-2017, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
you sound threatened by him because he is more educated than you, worried your employer will likely value his MBA when the next opportunity comes up?

You have the same role, at the moment..
CFA - 3000 dollars

MBA from university of Toronto 100,000 dollars

CFA > rotman mba

Just LOL at this guy
post 1478949211 01-13-2017, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
One hundred thousand fuking dollars and the guy has my job it's honestly mind blowing to me ....100k is a downpayment on a million dollar home ... this guy got an MBA just Lmfao hahaha
Hard to believe that a 2 year MBA program could run 100k considering four years of undergrad is about ~40k. Sucks for that guy. Not even sure why he would tell anybody about it either.
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
CFA - 3000 dollars

MBA from university of Toronto 100,000 dollars

CFA > rotman mba

Just LOL at this guy
you're butthurt
post 1478949521 01-13-2017, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted By CoolKnees
Hard to believe that a 2 year MBA program could run 100k considering four years of undergrad is about ~40k. Sucks for that guy. Not even sure why he would tell anybody about it either.
You can just look up the cost online so it's it like he advertised.

Honestly though man I would be embarrassed putting that chit on my resume unless I was like a senior exec who was like 34 and work paid for it.

I don't look at the MBA and think it's impressive I look at it and think wow this guy is a fuking idiot and wasted 100k on a general business degree lol

I bet I learned everything you learn in his MBA in my undergrad
post 1478950101 01-13-2017, 04:35 PM
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I have two ivy league degrees and I can assure you that they were worth it. However, keep coping with your level 1 CFA...LOL

edit: also, just lol at any Canadian school.
post 1478950451 01-13-2017, 04:39 PM
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too bad there's nothing being done about it. As someone said, it's all about showing you are capable of regurgitating information, and IMO you don't need 4 years of high school and 4 years of college to show if you are smart or dedicated enough to regurgitate information.

That can be done in a total of 4 years max with a better system in place to increase actual knowledge.
post 1478950591 01-13-2017, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted By miscinginbed
I have two ivy league degrees and I can assure you that they were worth it. However, keep coping with your level 1 CFA...LOL

edit: also, just lol at any Canadian school.
Maybe if you saw my fuking post I actually said ivy schools are legit

I'm referring to the university of fuking Toronto not Wharton you prick
post 1478950781 01-13-2017, 04:42 PM
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The other day you said you were a teacher though...
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post 1478950811 01-13-2017, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Maybe if you saw my fuking post I actually said ivy schools are legit

I'm referring to the university of fuking Toronto not Wharton you prick
Wharton is better than ur 28k undergrad, a wharton MBA will over perform u in any given task boy, face it
post 1478950981 01-13-2017, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Maybe if you saw my fuking post I actually said ivy schools are legit

I'm referring to the university of fuking Toronto not Wharton you prick
>> "I honestly laugh at people who think they can educate their way to a good job"
post 1478951021 01-13-2017, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Honestly you'd probably be a better lawyer just doing some sort of apprentice program where you just skip the school chit and learn on The job working for some lawyer
Maybe. But people need some education to learn at least basic logic and how to write coherently etc.

Learning under people can suck because then you're limited to what they know and that's it. Eventually gotta do your own thing or be a beta assistant forever.
post 1478951081 01-13-2017, 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Beast92
Wharton is better than ur 28k undergrad, a wharton MBA will over perform u in any given task boy, face it
Omfg I am admitting that ?

Of course it will I'll be the first to admit that... can you not comprehend my posts
post 1478951201 01-13-2017, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted By miscinginbed
>> "I honestly laugh at people who think they can educate their way to a good job"
It was a stupid generalization ... of course if you go to an ivy school it's different I'm talking about your run of the mill MBA from a Canadian school or some chit state school in the US
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Omfg I am admitting that ?

Of course it will I'll be the first to admit that... can you not comprehend my posts
I am rustling you intentionally though.

To end the thread --

chit degree from chit school = worthless
chit degree from good school(top 25) = opens doors
good degree from good school(top 25) = opens lots of doors
good degree from good school and being well rounded = 1%
post 1478951561 01-13-2017, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted By miscinginbed
I am rustling you intentionally though.

To end the thread --

chit degree from chit school = worthless
chit degree from good school(top 25) = opens doors
good degree from good school(top 25) = opens lots of doors
good degree from good school and being well rounded = 1%
Fair ... but it is ridiculous this guy paid 100k for his MBA and we have the same position lol explain that
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Fair ... but it is ridiculous this guy paid 100k for his MBA and we have the same position lol explain that
how much do u office-bitchboys make?
post 1478952221 01-13-2017, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
Fair ... but it is ridiculous this guy paid 100k for his MBA and we have the same position lol explain that
You still have a finance undergrad and some financial services experience...maybe he was an english teacher or did TFA or something and wanted to switch over to a finance career. In this case, the MBA made sense for him.

With that said, I tell all my analysts to only go to bschool if they want to completely switch careers (which they could likely leverage anyways with solely their current experience, however the MBA makes it easier) or they want to remain in finance and want a 2 year vacation and some added prestige/upward mobility options.
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Originally Posted By Beast92
how much do u office-bitchboys make?
70k
post 1478952571 01-13-2017, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Beast92
how much do u office-bitchboys make?
I made just under 300 all in for 2016.
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Originally Posted By Beast92
im more succesful than u are, thats whats up

THATS WHAT U HAVE TO FUK AROUND



I'm the type of guy who you can tell is going to be your CEO and boss u around, you and the MBA guy are both losers bitch-boy analysts crunching numbers, face it, u need to make big stacks to make fun of people with MBAs
Location: Mexico.
I don't neg.
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OP, how else you going to be a Medical Doctor? Idk about you, but i prefer a physician who's well educated
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Does anyone actually believe Beast92 is successful in life? ****ing ROFL.

OP, you are failing to recognize that MBA are the most non-linear thing in the world. MBAs are not worth the money unless you are top-tier, and frankly, no Canadian MBA is considered top tier.
Originally Posted By miscinginbed
I made just under 300 all in for 2016.
You a VP?
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Some fields like doctor, lawyer, etc, as mentioned above require an education, but most fields just require connections.
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Originally Posted By Beast92
im more succesful than u are, thats whats up

THATS WHAT U HAVE TO FUK AROUND



I'm the type of guy who you can tell is going to be your CEO and boss u around, you and the MBA guy are both losers bitch-boy analysts crunching numbers, face it, u need to make big stacks to make fun of people with MBAs
Lmao
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Originally Posted By y0jimbo
you sound threatened by him because he is more educated than you, worried your employer will likely value his MBA when the next opportunity comes up?

You have the same role, at the moment..
funny thing is that IF that guy gets a promotion, it'll still take him, what, 5 years minimum just to makeup the gap between his cost of school and op's?
LOL @ overpaying for a piece of paper
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Originally Posted By ctownballer04
Does anyone actually believe Beast92 is successful in life? ****ing ROFL.

OP, you are failing to recognize that MBA are the most non-linear thing in the world. MBAs are not worth the money unless you are top-tier, and frankly, no Canadian MBA is considered top tier.


You a VP?
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Top Canadian school is equivalent to a community college in the USA.
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Originally Posted By miscinginbed
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So sick lol my buddy is an analyst and is at 200k

I admire you brahs that work in actual high finance so hard
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Originally Posted By LaoHu7
Yep, those days are long gone. Just get out there and start hustling. If I could go back and uneducate myself, I would do anything to get those years back.
Man I regret this soooo much. I wish I would've started working straight out of college. Some sort of blue-collar type job where I could've learned the skills a bit in high school and took on the job after high school full-time. And worked and gained experience in the field, and started my own company or something later on.

College is a waste unless you have some path you know you are going towards which you need it like health care or engineering
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