How bout someone who went into “small e” entrepreneurship (ie in business for oneself…) doing it and learning as you go…but then realized that they want to pivot and go to an MBA program to learn to do it “right” and also primarily with the goal of going back to work within an organization again after 12 years as a small business entrepreneur?
The MBA can definitely help you bridge that gap - I think the real question is how to package your experience in your MBA application (which should contain a compelling idea of how the MBA can help you - it's a bit cyclical!). I think we're going to see more and more "small e" entrepreneurs like you in business school classes in the coming years - for instance, our past clients keep telling us they're classmates with UA-camrs!
Could you please inform the specific title of the video you mention on 10:08 minute of this episode. You mentioned: "... personal statement as you're applying to business school is a very different thing, and it may or may not be the right decision for you based on your background, based on the schools you're applying to, and based on the prospects for recruitment afterwards. We have other videos that cover this topic."
These are not great post-MBA jobs, though because the whole idea of MBA is that you are going to become a manager not an individual contributor. If you just want that job, you don't need an MBA.
@@CareerProtocol Of course, and I completely agree! I’m more so referring to those that have this background prior to an MBA but are wanting to pursue an MBA for a career change. I havent read about or seen many examples of this where someone with an ic background moved into traditional post mba roles.
@@muhammedhashmi7188 That replies to 80-90% of all MBA applicants!!! So basically, all our videos. Nearly ALL MBA applicants are still individual contributors when they get to school - PE associates, I-bankers, Consultants, techies, etc etc are all still primarily or exclusively individual contributors when they apply. Few people get substantial management experience pre-MBA!!
Hi! You can learn a lot of the educative/ class content of an MBA with books, if that's what you mean. You won't get a certificate for that (or what kind of place would give you one?) and arguably what an MBA "is" is more based in networking, career opportunities, peer learning etc. which self study won't provide. A lot cheaper though!
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How bout someone who went into “small e” entrepreneurship (ie in business for oneself…) doing it and learning as you go…but then realized that they want to pivot and go to an MBA program to learn to do it “right” and also primarily with the goal of going back to work within an organization again after 12 years as a small business entrepreneur?
The MBA can definitely help you bridge that gap - I think the real question is how to package your experience in your MBA application (which should contain a compelling idea of how the MBA can help you - it's a bit cyclical!). I think we're going to see more and more "small e" entrepreneurs like you in business school classes in the coming years - for instance, our past clients keep telling us they're classmates with UA-camrs!
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Could you please inform the specific title of the video you mention on 10:08 minute of this episode. You mentioned: "... personal statement as you're applying to business school is a very different thing, and it may or may not be the right decision for you based on your background, based on the schools you're applying to, and based on the prospects for recruitment afterwards. We have other videos that cover this topic."
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Would you be able to make a video for those with individual contributor profiles? ie. sales, customer success etc.
These are not great post-MBA jobs, though because the whole idea of MBA is that you are going to become a manager not an individual contributor. If you just want that job, you don't need an MBA.
@@CareerProtocol Of course, and I completely agree! I’m more so referring to those that have this background prior to an MBA but are wanting to pursue an MBA for a career change.
I havent read about or seen many examples of this where someone with an ic background moved into traditional post mba roles.
@@muhammedhashmi7188 That replies to 80-90% of all MBA applicants!!! So basically, all our videos. Nearly ALL MBA applicants are still individual contributors when they get to school - PE associates, I-bankers, Consultants, techies, etc etc are all still primarily or exclusively individual contributors when they apply. Few people get substantial management experience pre-MBA!!
Can one self study for an MBA?
Hi! You can learn a lot of the educative/ class content of an MBA with books, if that's what you mean. You won't get a certificate for that (or what kind of place would give you one?) and arguably what an MBA "is" is more based in networking, career opportunities, peer learning etc. which self study won't provide. A lot cheaper though!
Is a top 50 MBA program worth it?
It always depends on you: what you need from the program, what your expectations are, and how the school fulfills on those two things.