What are all the advantage we get by completing MBA for our startups
Bappa Dittya Saha
Stealth • 9m
From Middle class perspective it's a waste! MBA from local college is not profitable. If u crack IIM the fees are so high. Have to take debt! Instead use that money to learn from books and join a job for 1yr save something and go for the hustle.
The fees of IPM program from IIM Indore is nearly 35-38 lacs for 5 years. An average middle class student would need to go for student loan. Any comments or suggestions while doing so??
Hey Everyone ,
I have offer for MBA from IIM Jammu and IIM Bodh Gaya but I am very confused as should I do an MBA from one of these or start a small cafe (under 13lacs).
As I don’t have a great profile so I am thinking that it might be better to star
I feel that knowledge gained through working on field is way better than doing an MBA
Is this right,feel free to correct me
From a perspective of starting a business
Hey, I'm rogheth, MBA student plus I'm working in founder's team. I handle the brand design and positioning and strategies as well, in-short, I handle marketing and sales of the company with a team. After my MBA, I wanted to join in a consulting fir
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hansa maheshwari
Stealth • 9m
How do we get into stable startups for Product Management Roles, if we aren't from IIT / IIM and without MBA ?
Lately, my experience has been HRs don't reply and people are not reachable in general for a referral.
Can someone please guide here ?
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Phoenixmedia
Stealth • 6m
Is it good to spend 3-4 yrs in mba
Even nowadays we can get financial education from books, podcasts, meeting entrepreneurs .
Bba take 4yrs max.(18-21yrs) And mba is 2yr(21-23yrs)
So my question is that if anyone is spending his/her precious 6-7 yea
FANG/IIT/IIM people are over rate!
I'm an early stage founder currently building an MVP. Initially i tried hiring folks from reputed background (previous work exp in top MNC, IIT/IIM tag). Their resume was so shiny and they even cracked the interview
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Tarun Suthar
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 9m
Have you read the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"
written by "Robert Kiyosaki" . he is a genius.
He admitted to having more than $1.2 billion in debt 🤯. you might have watched his yt Shorts claiming that.
He views this debt as a strategic move and a par
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