Is The MBA Still Worth It?

In this video, I delve into the pressing question of whether an MBA still holds its value amidst the current job market upheavals, as questioned by a revealing Wall Street Journal article. I explore the historical skepticism around MBAs and contrast it with today’s challenges, drawing on insights from the GMAC 2023 Corporate Recruiters Survey. I uncover that despite the shifts, skills taught in MBA programs remain in high demand among employers. I share my thoughts on the critical importance of continuous learning, adaptability, and the development of soft skills such as strategic thinking and communication in our increasingly global and hybrid workplaces. I also offer guidance on making informed career decisions, underscoring the need for a personalized approach to professional growth and highlighting viable alternatives to traditional MBA paths. This video is my take on navigating the complexities of pursuing an MBA in today’s dynamic job landscape.
00:00 “The MBA’s Who Can’t Find Jobs”
02:05 Does pursuing an MBA still hold its value?
02:52 What do the MBA recruiters say?
06:30 So how do YOU make a decision, especially in this turbulent job environment?
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[@aasthavohra4993]

Such a relevant subject. Thank you for addressing this Petia!!

[@mymbapath]

Glad it's helpful!

[@vaibhavbansal7430]

Thanks for this Petia, this was wonderful!

[@mymbapath]

You're so welcome!

[@jk6273]

MBA is one of the most reasonable options in terms of the return of investment.

[@mymbapath]

True! For many young professionals, it's the most reasonable option to pivot to where they want to be in their career indeed!

[@mymbapath]

What are some MBA alternatives? Programs like the altMBA or the platform called Section are just two notable examples of great options for gaining knowledge and skills. Find out more about them:
When what you need is different than a traditional MBA: www.mymbapath.com/insights/mba-degree-alternatives
Elite MBA education that is startlingly accessible: www.mymbapath.com/insights/top-mba-no-gmat-required
And if you know an MBA is the right path for you, check how your leadership track record compares to other successful MBA candidates: www.mymbapath.com/mba-leadership

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