Personally, for me, I found it useful but not for the reasons of knowledge. The knowledge was good but the program helped to sharpen my speaking and thinking skills. It also broadened my mind to different perspectives - that the tech world that I come from is quite different to people outside of industry.
The classes and sessions have also made me think further and deeper about business, culture and management beyond the usual.
It also made me more disciplined - focus on the business not the product and technology. Used to waste countless hours building, researching with not much to show for.
It’s also given some confidence to speak to business types and connect with them at a deeper level while introducing technology to them.
You can most definitely fallback as an engineer but why are you thinking of an MBA in the first place? What’s your goal for pursuing one?
The classes and sessions have also made me think further and deeper about business, culture and management beyond the usual.
It also made me more disciplined - focus on the business not the product and technology. Used to waste countless hours building, researching with not much to show for.
It’s also given some confidence to speak to business types and connect with them at a deeper level while introducing technology to them.
You can most definitely fallback as an engineer but why are you thinking of an MBA in the first place? What’s your goal for pursuing one?