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06-10-2022, 02:19 PM
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Is a top 5 MBA worth it in 2022?
Going to any Top 10 MBA program used used to be a no brainer up until 2010, places like GSB, HBS, Wharton, Booth and Sloan, would instantly boost up your CV and open you the most elite doors in PE/VC/F500 world.
Lately it seems that they are taking in too many low IQ women, blacks and other subpars profiles just to meet diversity quotas - thus the quality of networking being diminished. Would u still get 250k in debt and take the opportunity cost of losing your compensation for 2 years?
Lately it seems that they are taking in too many low IQ women, blacks and other subpars profiles just to meet diversity quotas - thus the quality of networking being diminished. Would u still get 250k in debt and take the opportunity cost of losing your compensation for 2 years?
06-10-2022, 02:21 PM
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I'd say yes, but it really depends what you're looking to do. These programs are filled with a lot of women who are clueless about how the world works.
06-10-2022, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Beast92⏩
No, but I'm also not an ambitious type A personality trying to be an executive/hedge fund manager/or whatever Ivy League MBA types typically do (or atleast typically did) - and that's not even getting into the whole dilution thing that you mentioned.Would u still get 250k in debt and take the opportunity cost of losing your compensation for 2 years?
06-10-2022, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
probably going back to funding an startup or transitioning to a VC fundI'd say yes, but it really depends what you're looking to do. These programs are filled with a lot of women who are clueless about how the world works.
Always enjoyed the idea of being able to network with other top level people but with so many liberal women and blacks getting in, im kind of worried of the quality of the connections there.
Most of this institutions are woke as fuk if u know what i mean
06-10-2022, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Beast92⏩
Yeah, you're not wrong. Obviously the overall network is more "woke". but the good old boys club still exists within those schools. You just gotta find the bros and network exclusively with them.probably going back to funding an startup or transitioning to a VC fund
Always enjoyed the idea of being able to network with other top level people but with so many liberal women and blacks getting in, im kind of worried of the quality of the connections there.
Most of this institutions are woke as fuk if u know what i mean
Always enjoyed the idea of being able to network with other top level people but with so many liberal women and blacks getting in, im kind of worried of the quality of the connections there.
Most of this institutions are woke as fuk if u know what i mean
06-10-2022, 02:33 PM
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I wouldn't do it for 50k.
MBA is becoming more of a joke by the day. Once I got my bachelor's I got my foot in the door of a lot of places. Then my experience and ambition outweigh any MBA.
It mostly depends on the person hiring as well. If they have an MBA, they may expect everyone else to have one too. And if networking is becoming a joke, then what's the point.
MBA is becoming more of a joke by the day. Once I got my bachelor's I got my foot in the door of a lot of places. Then my experience and ambition outweigh any MBA.
It mostly depends on the person hiring as well. If they have an MBA, they may expect everyone else to have one too. And if networking is becoming a joke, then what's the point.
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06-10-2022, 02:38 PM
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Will you also be continuing that MBA to a Doctorate? If not, why waste your time w/ a top MBA school where the degree is essentially the same.
06-10-2022, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted By _zman⏩
I don't think you realize the difference between a top 5-10 MBA and the rest....I wouldn't do it for 50k.
MBA is becoming more of a joke by the day. Once I got my bachelor's I got my foot in the door of a lot of places. Then my experience and ambition outweigh any MBA.
It mostly depends on the person hiring as well. If they have an MBA, they may expect everyone else to have one too. And if networking is becoming a joke, then what's the point.
MBA is becoming more of a joke by the day. Once I got my bachelor's I got my foot in the door of a lot of places. Then my experience and ambition outweigh any MBA.
It mostly depends on the person hiring as well. If they have an MBA, they may expect everyone else to have one too. And if networking is becoming a joke, then what's the point.
06-10-2022, 03:03 PM
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06-10-2022, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
Yeah, you're not wrong. Obviously the overall network is more "woke". but the good old boys club still exists within those schools. You just gotta find the bros and network exclusively with them.
Originally Posted By _zman⏩
agree on second part, but a 50k mba is not top 10 quality. A wharton grad will run circles around an MBA from arizona stateI wouldn't do it for 50k.
MBA is becoming more of a joke by the day. Once I got my bachelor's I got my foot in the door of a lot of places. Then my experience and ambition outweigh any MBA.
It mostly depends on the person hiring as well. If they have an MBA, they may expect everyone else to have one too. And if networking is becoming a joke, then what's the point.
MBA is becoming more of a joke by the day. Once I got my bachelor's I got my foot in the door of a lot of places. Then my experience and ambition outweigh any MBA.
It mostly depends on the person hiring as well. If they have an MBA, they may expect everyone else to have one too. And if networking is becoming a joke, then what's the point.
06-10-2022, 03:10 PM
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I think the real benefit would likely be networking with other people who are also on strong paths and have good connections
The loan amount doesn't sound worthwhile unless it's produces a crazy ROI, or your family is already very wealthy and $250k doesn't matter. I took a $24k student loan for a 2-year program and am making over $250k now eight years later, so I'd obvs expect at least $2.5m/year after spending fukn $250k on student loans
The loan amount doesn't sound worthwhile unless it's produces a crazy ROI, or your family is already very wealthy and $250k doesn't matter. I took a $24k student loan for a 2-year program and am making over $250k now eight years later, so I'd obvs expect at least $2.5m/year after spending fukn $250k on student loans
06-10-2022, 03:17 PM
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I know two people who have done Harvard mbas
Both are dumb as ****. Harvard teaches you complete **** as well. He wanted to start a space consultancy now he’s unemployed.
I work in alternatives, but about to duck it off for private banking again. Alternatives is all’s about starting small and being liked.
Both are dumb as ****. Harvard teaches you complete **** as well. He wanted to start a space consultancy now he’s unemployed.
I work in alternatives, but about to duck it off for private banking again. Alternatives is all’s about starting small and being liked.
06-10-2022, 03:18 PM
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06-10-2022, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
It's not that I don't know the difference, it's that 90-95% dgaf where you went to school or got your MBA. What you've done in your career outweighs any MBA. You'd be better off getting a phd anywhere than the MBA.I don't think you realize the difference between a top 5-10 MBA and the rest....
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06-10-2022, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted By iloveus⏩
There’s new information to be had every time bro.This is like the 5th thread of this you've pasted this month
The misc is a bastion of t-10 mba types
06-10-2022, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
24k, was this a public school?I think the real benefit would likely be networking with other people who are also on strong paths and have good connections
The loan amount doesn't sound worthwhile unless it's produces a crazy ROI, or your family is already very wealthy and $250k doesn't matter. I took a $24k student loan for a 2-year program and am making over $250k now eight years later, so I'd obvs expect at least $2.5m/year after spending fukn $250k on student loans
The loan amount doesn't sound worthwhile unless it's produces a crazy ROI, or your family is already very wealthy and $250k doesn't matter. I took a $24k student loan for a 2-year program and am making over $250k now eight years later, so I'd obvs expect at least $2.5m/year after spending fukn $250k on student loans
Originally Posted By GeezersPalace⏩
what is an alternative?I know two people who have done Harvard mbas
Both are dumb as ****. Harvard teaches you complete **** as well. He wanted to start a space consultancy now he’s unemployed.
I work in alternatives, but about to duck it off for private banking again. Alternatives is all’s about starting small and being liked.
Both are dumb as ****. Harvard teaches you complete **** as well. He wanted to start a space consultancy now he’s unemployed.
I work in alternatives, but about to duck it off for private banking again. Alternatives is all’s about starting small and being liked.
Originally Posted By _zman⏩
are u in a big company in management track? People there value mbas lolIt's not that I don't know the difference, it's that 90-95% dgaf where you went to school or got your MBA. What you've done in your career outweighs any MBA. You'd be better off getting a phd anywhere than the MBA.
Of course no one gives a fuk if u work for an SMB, government or performing as an individual contributor
06-10-2022, 03:28 PM
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didnt you make a thread a couple days ago on the same subject? anyways ....ofcourse its worth it , an mba or an emba from an ivy league will definitley boost your career.... keep in mind an mba from an ivy league requires a substantial amount of time,money and energy..... the outcome and the connections youll make with the circle of high profile people you meet will stay with you till you die.
youll get selected by the top 500 companies around the world and your salary will be nothing less than $250k a year "starting" excluding the other perks you get.
if you can afford it , do it..... and study well for the gmat
youll get selected by the top 500 companies around the world and your salary will be nothing less than $250k a year "starting" excluding the other perks you get.
if you can afford it , do it..... and study well for the gmat
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Originally Posted By MEDITATE⏩
i did but got like 6 posts, half of tradies,didnt you make a thread a couple days ago on the same subject? anyways ....ofcourse its worth it , an mba or an emba from an ivy league will definitley boost your career.... keep in mind an mba from an ivy league requires a substantial amount of time,money and energy..... the outcome and the connections youll make with the circle of high profile people you meet will stay with you till you die.
youll get selected by the top 500 companies around the world and your salary will be nothing less than $250k a year "starting" excluding the other perks you get.
if you can afford it , do it..... and study well for the gmat
youll get selected by the top 500 companies around the world and your salary will be nothing less than $250k a year "starting" excluding the other perks you get.
if you can afford it , do it..... and study well for the gmat
06-10-2022, 04:55 PM
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it all depends on what you're doing.
an MBA is worth it if:
1. You're in an industry/company that requires an MBA to climb up the ladder or get promoted to manager (e.g. high finance, MBB consulting (not anymore though))
2. You're stuck at a dead-end job and want to switch industries/companies and go to a managerial position
3. You're in a technical role and want to switch to a more managerial role
That's pretty much it.
an MBA is worth it if:
1. You're in an industry/company that requires an MBA to climb up the ladder or get promoted to manager (e.g. high finance, MBB consulting (not anymore though))
2. You're stuck at a dead-end job and want to switch industries/companies and go to a managerial position
3. You're in a technical role and want to switch to a more managerial role
That's pretty much it.
06-10-2022, 05:01 PM
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06-11-2022, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Beast92⏩
I had two internships during bachelor's, got a job unrelated to degree at one of the larger private companies in their sector, then switched over to medical firm with similar title. Then I jumped to a small company to a management position that is doubling in size every year. No MBA. I'm managing two titles and soon a 3rd because of performance. Have doubled my salary since college 4 years ago and very soon it'll be triple. I know not everyone will be able to follow this path. I got the right experience and performed when needed and the opportunities came and I took them all.are u in a big company in management track? People there value mbas lol
Of course no one gives a fuk if u work for an SMB, government or performing as an individual contributor
Of course no one gives a fuk if u work for an SMB, government or performing as an individual contributor
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