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Modern MBA programs waste the money and time you could spend on starting your first business.
Your peers, professors, and parents think it's a great idea for you to go to school and get a Masters in Business Administration. But why should you? What actual value does the diploma—your $150,000 piece of paper—provide?
Skip the slideshow lectures and hefty price tag. Consider the alternative—a Masters of the Bullshitting Arts—in this educational, witty, and comprehensive guide to business essentials.
In this book, we'll
Debunk society's MBA mythsLearn business essentials for a fraction of the costReview the secrets of real Masters of the Bullshitting Arts, such as Elon MuskAnd much more! Follow author D.M. Christensen on this fun, educational journey to becoming an MBA.
Your peers, professors, and parents think it's a great idea for you to go to school and get a Masters in Business Administration. But why should you? What actual value does the diploma—your $150,000 piece of paper—provide?
Skip the slideshow lectures and hefty price tag. Consider the alternative—a Masters of the Bullshitting Arts—in this educational, witty, and comprehensive guide to business essentials.
In this book, we'll
Debunk society's MBA mythsLearn business essentials for a fraction of the costReview the secrets of real Masters of the Bullshitting Arts, such as Elon MuskAnd much more! Follow author D.M. Christensen on this fun, educational journey to becoming an MBA.
169 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 11, 2020
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October 16, 2020
Funny
Some what realistic! When I was looking to enroll into graduate school, I encountered many “ business comes first” schools. The reason why I ,up to 70%, agree with the author comes from a fact in my life. Not to say that Masters degree are not important , but it is a fact, power and politics at work place matters more that higher education!
Some what realistic! When I was looking to enroll into graduate school, I encountered many “ business comes first” schools. The reason why I ,up to 70%, agree with the author comes from a fact in my life. Not to say that Masters degree are not important , but it is a fact, power and politics at work place matters more that higher education!
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