To get an MBA degree, it is very necessary before you start starting a business. The for achieving business is a special degree for business and running it so that it is feasible and optimal when entering the world of work which is expected to start a company. It would be good if you had a background in the world of education along with your insight. Having experience is the best teacher to carry out an MBA degree, at least you have to expand yourself. By having this degree you are expected to be more advanced than those who don't have that degree.
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April 28, 2024, 02:04:53 AM
April 28, 2024, 01:56:34 AM
Honestly speaking, no one would be affordable to intentionally be engaged on any business areas that'd squander their funds but yet, most of the business venturers are ignorant to build solid knowledges that could effortlessly consist on solicitating to build their venturee with a solidly and contentious to main a long run without being crashed.
So I'd as well recommend the MBA program to be a reliable source by which one can actually acquire strong and efficient factors to structure and frame their avenues so they can always stay strong still to accountable progressiveness.
I'm also aware that even investors who're opportuned to the MBA has underrated it because they feels that it's either waste of time, energy and resources in going through the MBA while the can just have their funds invested and doing so well with the lay knowledge with them.
So I'd as well recommend the MBA program to be a reliable source by which one can actually acquire strong and efficient factors to structure and frame their avenues so they can always stay strong still to accountable progressiveness.
I'm also aware that even investors who're opportuned to the MBA has underrated it because they feels that it's either waste of time, energy and resources in going through the MBA while the can just have their funds invested and doing so well with the lay knowledge with them.
I agree, having an MBA degree is very important especially if you're planning to expand your business venture. It is an investment to yourself because it will help you to hone your skills and to determine your ability to pursue your passion especially when it comes to business planning, it will help you to equip the process of processing complex issue ans practicing sound judgement in facing uncertainty With that, it will guide you to provide with a better sense of how you can effectively lead within an organization.
Instead on going these kind of MBA or whatever that courses or seminars, they would really be rather be getting information into the internet and would really be that trying out to hear out others
experiences on which they would really be that not tending to get some MBA or whatsover since they could really be able to learnt it up and on the time that they do gain up experience
then this is where they would really be making out adjustments and this is something that will really be that possibly they could be able to handle the situation.
When starting up a company then of course it would really be just that normal that you will really be needing to do the necessary steps for you to be able to handle up such
situation because having a business does require proper planning.
April 27, 2024, 10:56:32 PM
Honestly speaking, no one would be affordable to intentionally be engaged on any business areas that'd squander their funds but yet, most of the business venturers are ignorant to build solid knowledges that could effortlessly consist on solicitating to build their venturee with a solidly and contentious to main a long run without being crashed.
So I'd as well recommend the MBA program to be a reliable source by which one can actually acquire strong and efficient factors to structure and frame their avenues so they can always stay strong still to accountable progressiveness.
I'm also aware that even investors who're opportuned to the MBA has underrated it because they feels that it's either waste of time, energy and resources in going through the MBA while the can just have their funds invested and doing so well with the lay knowledge with them.
So I'd as well recommend the MBA program to be a reliable source by which one can actually acquire strong and efficient factors to structure and frame their avenues so they can always stay strong still to accountable progressiveness.
I'm also aware that even investors who're opportuned to the MBA has underrated it because they feels that it's either waste of time, energy and resources in going through the MBA while the can just have their funds invested and doing so well with the lay knowledge with them.
I agree, having an MBA degree is very important especially if you're planning to expand your business venture. It is an investment to yourself because it will help you to hone your skills and to determine your ability to pursue your passion especially when it comes to business planning, it will help you to equip the process of processing complex issue ans practicing sound judgement in facing uncertainty With that, it will guide you to provide with a better sense of how you can effectively lead within an organization.
April 27, 2024, 09:43:55 PM
Honestly speaking, no one would be affordable to intentionally be engaged on any business areas that'd squander their funds but yet, most of the business venturers are ignorant to build solid knowledges that could effortlessly consist on solicitating to build their venturee with a solidly and contentious to main a long run without being crashed.
So I'd as well recommend the MBA program to be a reliable source by which one can actually acquire strong and efficient factors to structure and frame their avenues so they can always stay strong still to accountable progressiveness.
I'm also aware that even investors who're opportuned to the MBA has underrated it because they feels that it's either waste of time, energy and resources in going through the MBA while the can just have their funds invested and doing so well with the lay knowledge with them.
So I'd as well recommend the MBA program to be a reliable source by which one can actually acquire strong and efficient factors to structure and frame their avenues so they can always stay strong still to accountable progressiveness.
I'm also aware that even investors who're opportuned to the MBA has underrated it because they feels that it's either waste of time, energy and resources in going through the MBA while the can just have their funds invested and doing so well with the lay knowledge with them.
April 27, 2024, 06:10:07 PM
If you're for the business, no need for an MBA IMHO. But if you want to excel with the rankings in the academe or corporate, it's a ladder.
When you have good capital to start a business, an MBA degree is not needed, but when your business has started running, you need people with an MBA degree to work with you to build your business.
you don’t have to get a mba to read and learn if you have the will and desire then you can learn pretty much anything
The learning comes from experience with what we do and that's the same with business. Some get lucky that they find their success through their first tries. But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
Failing and losing in business is a very normal thing, but failing and then quitting is stupidity, business is not easy, there are even people who have started a business for years but haven't succeeded either. The point is to be patient and confident in the business you enjoy doing.
April 27, 2024, 05:46:08 PM
To get an MBA degree, it is very necessary before you start starting a business. The target for achieving business is a special degree for business and running it so that it is feasible and optimal when entering the world of work which is expected to start a company. It would be good if you had a background in the world of education along with your insight. Having experience is the best teacher to carry out an MBA degree, at least you have to expand yourself. By having this degree you are expected to be more advanced than those who don't have that degree.
December 28, 2023, 01:16:48 PM
From personal experience - IBA is good, and it's helpful. That's a fact.
- Is it possible to start a business without an MBA degree? Yes, you can!
- Will your business be guaranteed to fail if you don't have an MBA degree ? No !
- Will your business get better after getting an MBA degree ? Probably !
- If you get an MBA degree and then start a business, will it be guaranteed to be successful ? No !
So MBA is not a panacea, it is a useful addition, which can save you time, nerves, money, and not to pass the "road of mistakes", or at least shorten the way along it !
In a word - it is desirable and recommended, but it is not necessary to get it before starting a business
- Is it possible to start a business without an MBA degree? Yes, you can!
- Will your business be guaranteed to fail if you don't have an MBA degree ? No !
- Will your business get better after getting an MBA degree ? Probably !
- If you get an MBA degree and then start a business, will it be guaranteed to be successful ? No !
So MBA is not a panacea, it is a useful addition, which can save you time, nerves, money, and not to pass the "road of mistakes", or at least shorten the way along it !
In a word - it is desirable and recommended, but it is not necessary to get it before starting a business
December 27, 2023, 12:14:23 PM
There is a big difference between starting a business directly and starting a business after working in a business for a long time. It will take a few months for a new trader to understand how to start, how to finish or how to control everything, but for someone who has previous business experience, it will not be difficult at all and he will be able to do all the business related tasks very easily. If a businessman studies business separately, his business skills will improve and he will be able to take better business decisions. We have now become traders who are not interested in reading about business for four years but dream of making big money by doing business for four years.
December 27, 2023, 12:00:36 PM
A degree without the knowledge is pretty much useless and will not help you in any way even to find a job so thinking about starting a business its no, no for me. But if you are already having a successful running company or something and you lack the knowledge about expanding it further that is when the degree wil practically useful but it can be done by hiring someone with the degree and extracting the information from them and the founder can concentrate on basic things while ensures the security of the business.
Knowledge is great power and degree does not in practical life. I saw many people who made a company without any degree and they became successful in their field. I also saw many people they are academic educated but they are not able to build any computer and I saw people who have a degree of BBA but they are failed to get a job in good company. I saw many people who are academic educated and they also built their company and they achieved a huge success in World of business. Success depends on your interest in your field And someone who gets knowledge of something with interest become successful because degree is just a piece of paper that can't write your fate. Consistency in any field is a key to success .
True, Skill is all that matters but for some growth gets hindered just because we are not graduated from top tier colleges because I have seen the difference in payout between MBA graduates from ordinary colleges and top tier colleges, top companies hires from top tier colleges. There shouldn't be any bias in our education system as same quality of education should be provided to everyone and skill should be considered. The stories you hear about college drop outs starting companies and becomes billionaire are just good for motivation but in real life it's different.
December 27, 2023, 11:41:26 AM
A degree without the knowledge is pretty much useless and will not help you in any way even to find a job so thinking about starting a business its no, no for me. But if you are already having a successful running company or something and you lack the knowledge about expanding it further that is when the degree wil practically useful but it can be done by hiring someone with the degree and extracting the information from them and the founder can concentrate on basic things while ensures the security of the business.
Knowledge is great power and degree does not in practical life. I saw many people who made a company without any degree and they became successful in their field. I also saw many people they are academic educated but they are not able to build any computer and I saw people who have a degree of BBA but they are failed to get a job in good company. I saw many people who are academic educated and they also built their company and they achieved a huge success in World of business. Success depends on your interest in your field And someone who gets knowledge of something with interest become successful because degree is just a piece of paper that can't write your fate. Consistency in any field is a key to success .
December 27, 2023, 11:31:42 AM
A degree without the knowledge is pretty much useless and will not help you in any way even to find a job so thinking about starting a business its no, no for me. But if you are already having a successful running company or something and you lack the knowledge about expanding it further that is when the degree wil practically useful but it can be done by hiring someone with the degree and extracting the information from them and the founder can concentrate on basic things while ensures the security of the business.
Knowledge is great power and degree does not in practical life. I saw many people who made a company without any degree and they became successful in their field. I also saw many people they are academic educated but they are not able to build any computer and I saw people who have a degree of BBA but they are failed to get a job in good company. I saw many people who are academic educated and they also built their company and they achieved a huge success in World of business. Success depends on your interest in your field And someone who gets knowledge of something with interest become successful because degree is just a piece of paper that can't write your fate. Consistency in any field is a key to success .
November 16, 2023, 03:34:18 PM
A degree without the knowledge is pretty much useless and will not help you in any way even to find a job so thinking about starting a business its no, no for me. But if you are already having a successful running company or something and you lack the knowledge about expanding it further that is when the degree wil practically useful but it can be done by hiring someone with the degree and extracting the information from them and the founder can concentrate on basic things while ensures the security of the business.
November 14, 2023, 05:51:00 PM
Why don't we look at what people with actual businesses have to say about getting an MBA then becoming an entrepreneur or just starting a business without it.
https://www.sidehustlenation.com/get-an-mba-or-start-a-business/
@livingfree - you can read that article as well as a lot of them have similar view as yours. The best thing is that it's coming from people with real business experience and not just from theories.
My take on that is consider taking an MBA if someone is going to pay it for you. If it ain't free then it's probably better to put that money straight into business. If you're still not confident to start then find a cheaper alternative. One who completed MBA by taking a $40K loan have this to say,
Thanks for that, I've read it and usually those that gets their MBA usually tells that their salary has increased, so there's no business in there but more of employment and that's what I am saying about the corporate ladder. https://www.sidehustlenation.com/get-an-mba-or-start-a-business/
@livingfree - you can read that article as well as a lot of them have similar view as yours. The best thing is that it's coming from people with real business experience and not just from theories.
My take on that is consider taking an MBA if someone is going to pay it for you. If it ain't free then it's probably better to put that money straight into business. If you're still not confident to start then find a cheaper alternative. One who completed MBA by taking a $40K loan have this to say,
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...It was only after I completed my degree that I discovered many of the online teachers in the area of information products, digital marketing and passive income. Knowing what I know now, I could’ve spent about $5K on education in very specific areas to accomplish the goals I have now set for myself.
Anyway, different views and takes that are interesting that we've got. Those that values more their MBA, it's true that it's one of the greatest achievement one can take and it's not an easy path.
The same goes to the ones that goes directly in business and their failures and mistakes are their enrolment fees.
November 14, 2023, 09:19:36 AM
Why don't we look at what people with actual businesses have to say about getting an MBA then becoming an entrepreneur or just starting a business without it.
https://www.sidehustlenation.com/get-an-mba-or-start-a-business/
@livingfree - you can read that article as well as a lot of them have similar view as yours. The best thing is that it's coming from people with real business experience and not just from theories.
My take on that is consider taking an MBA if someone is going to pay it for you. If it ain't free then it's probably better to put that money straight into business. If you're still not confident to start then find a cheaper alternative. One who completed MBA by taking a $40K loan have this to say,
https://www.sidehustlenation.com/get-an-mba-or-start-a-business/
@livingfree - you can read that article as well as a lot of them have similar view as yours. The best thing is that it's coming from people with real business experience and not just from theories.
My take on that is consider taking an MBA if someone is going to pay it for you. If it ain't free then it's probably better to put that money straight into business. If you're still not confident to start then find a cheaper alternative. One who completed MBA by taking a $40K loan have this to say,
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...It was only after I completed my degree that I discovered many of the online teachers in the area of information products, digital marketing and passive income. Knowing what I know now, I could’ve spent about $5K on education in very specific areas to accomplish the goals I have now set for myself.
November 14, 2023, 08:03:42 AM
If you're for the business, no need for an MBA IMHO. But if you want to excel with the rankings in the academe or corporate, it's a ladder.
But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
It's interesting that you don't think an MBA is necessary for business success, and I respect that point of view. But let us dig deeper: isn't schooling more than just a piece of paper? Yes, working in business is a great way to learn, but getting an MBA gives you a more organized way to learn about complicated ideas like finance, strategy, marketing, and so on. Mix of theory and real-life case studies, usually led by experts in the field. There must be some value in that. Believe it or not, schooling changes the way we think. You have to learn more than just how to run a business. You have to learn how to think differently about running a business. Doesn't the network you make while getting an MBA open up a lot of doors for you in the future? Also, wouldn't an MBA give you a more complete understanding of the business world, making it easier to travel through uncharted territory with confidence? Education does, in fact, enhance experience, which is priceless. Are we not valuing the larger view that MBAs offer when we brush them off?you don’t have to get a mba to read and learn if you have the will and desire then you can learn pretty much anything
The learning comes from experience with what we do and that's the same with business. Some get lucky that they find their success through their first tries. But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
In school, it's all theoretical and while you do hustling in real life, that's where you learn more than what you're learning in school in a theoretical way.
You learn in school how to run a business but you're not confident with what you've got because you lack experience. But I like what you've said about having more connections on having an MBA. But if you get into the actual field, that's where you'll also meet more people if you are in actual business.
MBA is another level or next level in college but if you think that you've got enough with college and able to finish it, that's your choice but if you think that it's not enough for you to be better with what you're pursuing in business.
November 14, 2023, 06:55:52 AM
If you're for the business, no need for an MBA IMHO. But if you want to excel with the rankings in the academe or corporate, it's a ladder.
But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
It's interesting that you don't think an MBA is necessary for business success, and I respect that point of view. But let us dig deeper: isn't schooling more than just a piece of paper? Yes, working in business is a great way to learn, but getting an MBA gives you a more organized way to learn about complicated ideas like finance, strategy, marketing, and so on. Mix of theory and real-life case studies, usually led by experts in the field. There must be some value in that. Believe it or not, schooling changes the way we think. You have to learn more than just how to run a business. You have to learn how to think differently about running a business. Doesn't the network you make while getting an MBA open up a lot of doors for you in the future? Also, wouldn't an MBA give you a more complete understanding of the business world, making it easier to travel through uncharted territory with confidence? Education does, in fact, enhance experience, which is priceless. Are we not valuing the larger view that MBAs offer when we brush them off? you don’t have to get a mba to read and learn if you have the will and desire then you can learn pretty much anything
The learning comes from experience with what we do and that's the same with business. Some get lucky that they find their success through their first tries. But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
November 14, 2023, 05:26:14 AM
If you're for the business, no need for an MBA IMHO. But if you want to excel with the rankings in the academe or corporate, it's a ladder.
But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
you don’t have to get a mba to read and learn if you have the will and desire then you can learn pretty much anything
The learning comes from experience with what we do and that's the same with business. Some get lucky that they find their success through their first tries. But if we're going to speak the entirety of the whole circle of business, failure is the first step into success and look at the every successful businessman, they'll say the same thing. Having an MBA is like a bonus.
November 14, 2023, 03:42:32 AM
Getting an MBA is beneficial because it sets you apart from the rest of the pack.
Most of the reasons given inside the article are vaporware. With the exception of the networking one.
Truth is, you don't need an MBA to start a company. Anyone can do it. Just ask anyone in Peter Thiel's fellowship where they pay people to drop out of college. An MBA is more useful if you only want to be a mid-level manager or maybe some director or vice president.
November 14, 2023, 03:01:04 AM
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while knowledge is definitely important it’s not the end of the world if you don’t have a mba and i also dont think school is the only source of knowledge where you can obtain from
im not advertising for dropping out nor am I saying that college is a waste of time don’t misinterpret me but there are a lot of successful names that didn’t finish college everyone knows mark zuckerberg the creator of facebook and he dropped out of college of course there’s no denying that he’s smart and had a genius idea but finishing college does not guarantee success
you don’t have to get a mba to read and learn if you have the will and desire then you can learn pretty much anything
November 10, 2023, 08:43:44 PM
Getting an MBA is beneficial because it sets you apart from the rest of the pack. One of the advantages of an MBA is that it forces you to read and learn, which helps you expand your knowledge about any business you want to venture into. I strongly believe that one of the reasons why start-ups fail is because they lack a solid foundation in understanding frameworks and conducting their own research, instead of relying solely on purchased data. While it is true that not everyone may be able to afford an MBA program, the truth is that there is so much to learn from it. If you had the opportunity to pursue an MBA before starting a company or directly starting a company, which option would you choose?
- https://producthq.org/career/product-manager/how-to-decide-if-you-need-an-mba-as-a-product-manager/
- https://producthq.org/career/product-manager/how-to-decide-if-you-need-an-mba-as-a-product-manager/
Many of my friends are MBA graduates; they told me when we had a discussion that an MBA is just a certificate that allows you to get a job in a company, and it's not necessary for starting a business. Because even they are starting to learn the tactics from the small food truck on the roadside, stall, etc. Because their idea is a business too, not only branded high-tech companies Business is something you should learn from outside of your degree and from your experience. The degree is for building confidence and knowing some corporate laws. Maybe that's something you can learn from anywhere, so you don't have to spend years on it. That's why getting an MBA before starting a business is not important because every MBA person is not a businessman, and every successful business magnet is not an MBA graduate.
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