Does mba helps in long term? I know in short term it doesn't pay as much as sdes. But in long term sdes have salaries capped after certain stage. So if one decides to go into executive position, does not having mba hinders the process. Has anyone experienced this non - sense. I know this doesn't happen in usa, there people from philosophy background can go into higher position on the basis of merit or politics:). But here in India how's the scenario. Please put your thoughts.
In a bull market it doesn’t matter. In a bear market, with few jobs and lots of candidates, non mba loses out to mba (all else being equal) because it’s a convenient filter for dedication and analytical brainpower that recruiters and hiring managers will use.
Your hiring manager will also be a tier 1 mba. So might be difficult to convince them that mba is not a good filter
Ps: I’m only counting tier 1 mba
but with time and experience doesn't it loose it's shine. I mean after 15 yrs... what's there, isn't only skills should be accounted?
Definitely helps in long term growth in both the world's esp in pm and strategic roles. Education will always help in growth.
But any role in tech requires continuous upskilling , so even after MBA you need to continuously learn and unlearn. Best of 🤞
Following, need to decide soon b/w MBA and switch
Does mba helps in long term? I know in short term it doesn't pay as much as sdes. But in long term sdes have salaries capped after certain stage. So if one decides to go into executive position, does not having mba hinders the process. H...
Haven't come across one fruitful contribution of the MBA to the human race.
Change my mind.
Hi folks, I’m a Sr. PM at a good startup currently getting 40 LPA. My total experience is 6 years (2 years PM). One of the CXOs suggested to me (over a casual conversation) to consider doing an MBA from ISB or Ivy League colleges if I ca...