Educated brehs, what's wrong with getting an MBA?

[Colin X]

I see a lot of folks against getting one, but what's actually the problem with it?




If it came down to me and some random for a job, I'd rather be the one with a MBA who did great in school than the one competing against the guy with a MBA who did great in school


If you don't wanna get into the corporate world I could understand it being pointless. But I'm pretty sure most huge companies would hire a guy with a MBA from a good school first.

 

[SheWantTheD]

Because that shyt is useless breh. Masters, PHD, all further schooling for what? All in all it's just making schools more money. Already wasted 18 years of my life going to public school, why waste an extra two or four years after getting your bachelors?

Student loan debt is no joke. I see people who got useless bachelors degrees only to go get another useless masters or Phd

 

[Ol’Otis]

i thought you left the coli for good

 

[Colin X]

Because that shyt is useless breh. Masters, PHD, all further schooling for what? All in all it's just making schools more money. Already wasted 18 years of my life going to public school, why waste an extra two or four years after getting your bachelors?

Student loan debt is no joke. I see people who got useless bachelors degrees only to go get another useless masters or Phd

What's your career breh?

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

It's because the MBA is way too general in a more complicated business landscape.

 

[TRFG]

What's your career breh?

Isn't it obvious what his career is like

 

[Colin X]

i thought you left the coli for good

You know I be

 

[Colin X]

Isn't it obvious what his career is like

Against getting a Masters, Phd, anything above a bachelors.



He makin 6 figures EASY breh

 

[Colin X]

It don't take 15 minutes to just say what your career is

 

[SheWantTheD]

Against getting a Masters, Phd, anything above a bachelors.



He makin 6 figures EASY breh

You can. I could work in New York and get a job starting at 100,000+ fukk is you talking about. And you are assuming that I plan on working a job under someone else in the long run. Fukk that indentured servant/slave mentality. The vast majority of degrees in college are useless as you can self-teach most of those things. And more then half the classes you take are filler classes that don't mean shyt to what you are actually going to be doing on the job.

 

[SheWantTheD]

Against getting a Masters, Phd, anything above a bachelors.



He makin 6 figures EASY breh

You can. I could work in New York and get a job starting at 100,000+ fukk is you talking about. And you are assuming that I plan on working a job under someone else in the long run. Fukk that indentured servant/slave mentality. The vast majority of degrees in college are useless as you can self-teach most of those things. And more then half the classes you take are filler classes that don't mean shyt to what you are actually going to be doing on the job.

 

[capt_saveahoe]

An MBA is expensive and absolutely useless unless you go into a top 20 program.

Get an MBA iff you can get into top tier program, or you are already well established in an industry and the degree just bumps you up in position or pay.

 

[Colin X]

You can. I could work in New York and get a job starting at 100,000+ fukk is you talking about. And you are assuming that I plan on working a job under someone else in the long run. Fukk that indentured servant/slave mentality. The vast majority of degrees in college are useless as you can self-teach most of those things. And more then half the classes you take are filler classes that don't mean shyt to what you are actually going to be doing on the job.

Wouldn't a Masters in some shyt like Philosophy be useful if somebody wanted to teach philosophy?


Most advanced degrees serve a clear purpose.


If my child wanted to become a doctor I should tell them no because they'll be taking a lot of filler classes?

 

[filial_piety]

incredibly costly with little return on investment on this day and age with most schools.

If it's a top business school...go for it (Wharton, Harvard, Columbia, U Mich etc etc)

If you're sponsored by your job to get one--go for it.

I think one major problem is that people get them without any real work experience rendering it utterly useless. It's really a degree for those with 5+ years of management expericne. But you have tons of graduates getting them directly after a bachelors degree.

 

[StickStickly]

It's because the MBA is way too general in a more complicated business landscape.

this and the market is heavily saturated with them. everyone has an mba, it's better to specialize to make yourself stand out.