thinking of doing MBA
18+ yrs of exp
HW engineer
any use with MBA degree ?
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I am top 10% high performance slave but not able to move to management chain
Look for an internal LDP. Get paid and move closer to your goal.
The techies in the program knew it was mostly bullshit. Business majors were idiots who did not understand the difference between required to graduate and useful. They put the MBA at the top of resume too.
Very easy compared to a tech degree. I have a master's in software engineer that though not that hard (since I was already working when I started) was more work than MBA . The finance classes are business level technical. Meaning it's hard for business people.
I went at night and was not a big deal. Firing my financial planner made the degree worth it. He was ripping me off. Major wall street asshole.
Read the book random walk down wallstreet. Then just use index funds at vanguard, fidelity, t rowe price.
Go for lowest fees. Buy and hold. Reinvest dividends. Invest same each month.
I'm terrible at typing on phone. So lots of bad grammar