Most of the product managers I have interacted with have MBA/PGDM degrees. With an experience of 12 yrs in the service company, what would be my prospects of cracking a PM role in start up/other companies
Like how important your undergrad degree is in your current role. Tbh, It adds more weight to your candidature and pay, but doesn’t give you any disproportionate advantage over other genuine problem solvers. It also helps your CV stand out in a sea of applications for a particular role. At the end of the day, the core job of a PM is to define and solve the most important problems in their product.
MBAs are very helpful to either break into PM role or take the final leap from product leader to executive leadership roles.
I am a product leader in an international gaming giant and I haven’t yet felt the need to get an MBA post my undergrad.
Very important in INDIA
Hi, I know it’s a much debated topic but I wanted honest views of my fellow grapers/viners/grapeviners. How valuable is an MBA as a PM? What are the trade-offs - MBA vs Non MBA? Does it affect the career 10 years down the line?
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