The MBA bubble
why getting an MBA degree is a bad idea
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Author
Publication
2013 - [Mariana Zanetti], United States], New Jersey
Language
English
Word Count
57,750 words, Guess
Page Count
231 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL36619034M
- ISBN-139781490942933
- ISBN-101490942939
- OCLC Control Number878657766
- OCLC Control Numbermbabubblewhygett0000zane
Classifications
- DDC650.07/11
- LCCHF1111 .Z36 2013
Alternate Titles
- Masters of Business Administration bubble
Description
"Author Mariana Zanetti pens an eye-opening expose into the world of higher business education that will appeal to all those who have, or are contemplating getting, their master's of business administration (MBA) degree. The MBA Bubble is nothing short of revolutionary in a world where young professionals are increasingly encouraged to mortgage their futures for little return. In straightforward and honest prose, Zanetti reveals the truth about the role of MBAs in today's world. Created one hundred years ago for an age that no longer exists, these degrees have become ruinous investments for the hoards of young professionals who have been convinced by business schools that they are necessary. Zanetti also demonstrates how to meet one's professional goals without plummeting into massive debt, teaching readers how to think critically and challenge the faulty mental models most people accept without question. The MBA Bubble is a must-read for all those who have, or are considering, a higher business education degree. Armed with facts and alternative resources, readers will walk away from Zanetti's book with a newfound understanding of the way business schools really work"--P. [4] of cover.
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