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| Author: | Stern, S. |
| Title: | Who Needs an MBA? |
| Journal: | Management Today
2002 : FEB, p. 40-45 |
| Index terms: | MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT EDUCATION MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ANALYTICAL REVIEW |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The author of the article asked Martin Sorrell and six other successful business leaders who fulfilled many of their career ambitions whether the effort of getting their MBA qualifications had paid off and how they'd benefited from their spell at business school. It turned out to be that for most of them it had been tough (but fun), had boosted their confidence and put them on the fast track. The author makes a conclusion that a masters degree, it seems, is well worth the investment in time, cash and emotions. The old anti-MBA gag has a thrusting new manager turning up for work and asking his PA to 'bring on the first case study, please'. The article provides an inset: "Was it difficult" where considers the opinions of managers about their MBA getting process. |
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