So I got my MBA in December and since then I have had 5 interviews

[Leasy]

4 turned down due to money and one I am looking like I will accept the offer after the interview. It seem as if they already plan to have me on board.

I have to say that shyt really makes a difference compared to a Bachelor where I had to wait 6 months to get a good gig paying well.

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

 

[OfTheCross]

4 turned down due to money and one I am looking like I will accept the offer after the interview. It seem as if they already plan to have me on board.

I have to say that shyt really makes a difference compared to a Bachelor where I had to wait 6 months to get a good gig paying well.

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

did you do an accelerated program, or nah? How much did it cost you?

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

4 turned down due to money and one I am looking like I will accept the offer after the interview. It seem as if they already plan to have me on board.

I have to say that shyt really makes a difference compared to a Bachelor where I had to wait 6 months to get a good gig paying well.

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

Yo, that’s great breh. I’ve been thinking about a MBA for a minute. How was it? How hard is it? and what’s your work experience like?

 

[Leasy]

did you do an accelerated program, or nah? How much did it cost you?

Nall it was a 12 week course and I went part time so it took 3 years. It was a gripe but half was paid by one of my previous employers the rest took loan out after I left that gig because the job I had I knew I wasn't trying to be locked in with tutuion reimbursement

 

[Leasy]

Yo, that’s great breh. I’ve been thinking about a MBA for a minute. How was it? How hard is it? and what’s your work experience like?

Yeah it was hard but that shyt is nothing but writing breh business plans etc... I don't mind writing papers.

I have 7 years experience in health care information technology and I was able to use my past experiences of switching positions to gather experience. The one thing for me was get in a job in higher experienfe with the high salary then take that management role to increase salary even more. Health Care information technology is very competitive

 

[Apollo Creed]

Yeah it was hard but that shyt is nothing but writing breh business plans etc... I don't mind writing papers.

I have 7 years experience in health care information technology and I was able to use my past experiences of switching positions to gather experience. The one thing for me was get in a job in higher experienfe with the high salary then take that management role to increase salary even more. Health Care information technology is very competitive

I actually been looking at a few companies and I see many of them have 100% remote gigs too.

 

[phcitywarrior]

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

What school did you get your MBA at?

 

[David_TheMan]

Congrats man, keep grinding.

 

[Rawtid]

It's sucks, but it does help. I was turned down for many senior level/lead roles for not having a Masters, although I had over a decade of experience. I'm starting a masters program on Monday.

 

[David_TheMan]

It's sucks, but it does help. I was turned down for many senior level/lead roles for not having a Masters, although I had over a decade of experience. I'm starting a masters program on Monday.

Man best of luck to you, it isn't impossible, just stay focus man.

 

[Rawtid]

Man best of luck to you, it isn't impossible, just stay focus man.

Thank you! I have everything mapped out, which order I'll take classes and all that. just a matter of executing now. Low key excited, but meh at the same time. I don't really want a Masters, but it's my best bet if i plan to advance in my career field.

 

[Mirin4rmfar]

Nall it was a 12 week course and I went part time so it took 3 years. It was a gripe but half was paid by one of my previous employers the rest took loan out after I left that gig because the job I had I knew I wasn't trying to be locked in with tutuion reimbursement

It's sucks, but it does help. I was turned down for many senior level/lead roles for not having a Masters, although I had over a decade of experience. I'm starting a masters program on Monday.

Question, how many classes did yall take or will be taking? My Masters is 10 courses/Computer Science. They want us spending 10 hours a week per class studying. I am starting with 1 class this semester which will be covered by the company I work. Don't have any other responsibilities outside of taking care of myself. I am thinking of drilling down and sacrifice the next year and half taking two courses per semester.

I was going to take it slow over 3 years since I am already hitting six figures but I feel like if I aim to finish next year and aim for a senior manager position I can make it happen which in my field you can make serious bank.

 

[se1f_made]

What’s your salary expectations once you complete? I’m supposed to start studying for the GMAT as soon as possible

 

[phcitywarrior]

What’s your salary expectations once you complete? I’m supposed to start studying for the GMAT as soon as possible

Maaan....mee too

I took it last year but nothing to really right home about

It's getting harder to study these days

 

[dterpsss]

4 turned down due to money and one I am looking like I will accept the offer after the interview. It seem as if they already plan to have me on board.

I have to say that shyt really makes a difference compared to a Bachelor where I had to wait 6 months to get a good gig paying well.

Brehs get your Masters and I would like to add I am in health care information technology sector.

December??? you did a one year program? Cornell?