I don’t think they add any value but just keep seeking credit for others work.
This is a tech junkie high on coding speaking for the nation, I think. Adding to it are another set of techies that are seeing inflated salaries and think they know it all.
Folks, there are 20-25 lakh graduates in India every year. Hardly 10-20% get good jobs. These are Bcom, bsc, Bba, hotel management & tier 2 core engineering graduates. For them this is the only option to some sort of decent life (8-12 LPA)
The reason you wrote this post is the very reason this world needs more non-techies that value other professions, and don’t think SQL, React, HTML, CSS. Rule the world
You're right. We look at 40-50-80lpa 'strategy' consultant MBidiots and think they're overpaid with not enough skin in the game. And we're right.
But most MBAs in our country are honest operations folks drawing average salaries at small/medium size companies and doing their best to grow the business. They don't toot their horn on LinkedIn so we don't see them. But they're there.
MBA full form in my view - Master of Barely Anything
They handle lot of shit which other people don’t want to do. Hence they get paid well , as they do this dirty work they have to do all sort of startagy and politics
Wow! this is a first. I have never seen a manager do anything in office apart from giving instructions to people more smarter than them to carry out stuff. Also, management was started as way to control workers in the industrial revolution. Companies who extend it to tech are digging their own grave because developers are not just like a ordinary factory labour.
Good to see that you accept that MBAs do politics in office and create toxic environment for everybody
Thoughts on this? I myself did my MBA from a T-1 school and found it value enriching experience that allowed me to crack my role at Uber.
What do you think?
Haven't come across one fruitful contribution of the MBA to the human race.
Change my mind.
Wow, what’s even more surprising is the reply: seems like students are actually agreeing to it. Wonder what kin...
With over 230,000 MBAs entering the job market every year, just holding the qualification is not potentially a competitive advantage now,” said Anil Ethanur, cofounder of Xpheno. “Skill specialisation is now the word for business and non...
