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6th November 2015, 03:40 PM
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Is MBA necessary to succeed in business
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22nd June 2018, 03:27 PM
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Re: Is MBA necessary to succeed in business
Hello sir, I want to succeed in Business field. Is MBS necessary to succeed in Business? Please provide me value of MBA degree?
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22nd June 2018, 03:27 PM
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Re: Is MBA necessary to succeed in business
MBA degree is a master of business administration. This is two year degree provides skills of business. Education is not a key to success all the time but great ideas are. Having great ideas can separate people from rest of the world. Career prospects for MBA graduates are outstanding. An MBA qualification signals to employers that you have the skills and experience necessary for top management positions. Management education is an academic discipline by which students are taught to be great business leaders, managers etc in business education. With every student planning to get into MBA, people have started believing that MBA is necessary to succeed in business. Management education or MBA is necessary as it inculcates professionalism within an employee. Having an MBA degree helps an employee to not only gain experience but also to complete the work efficiently, without making many mistakes. Master of Business Administration is an academic discipline which trains students and professional, over duration of one or two year, for a career in management or business administration. An MBA prepares individuals for many types of careers. According to a survey by the Graduate Management Admissions Council, 64% MBA graduates used their MBA to change careers. Some of the more common jobs an MBA prepares one for include: Business analyst or strategist Business development analyst, associate, or manager Director (of a department) Entrepreneur/founder Financial analyst Management consultant Marketing associate, analyst, or manager Portfolio manager Project, product, or program manager Operations analyst, associate, or manager |