>> With an MBA, you know, there's certainly value in it,
but I think a lot of it has to be a personal decision.
You know, there's not one right or wrong answer; absolutely go for it, don't go for it.
A lot of it has to do with, what's your background from an education standpoint
and a career experience standpoint?
And where are you looking to get to in the future?
And for certain people, they may be looking to make big career switches,
whether it's in industry-driven functions that they don't necessarily have the skill sets
or the knowledge or the network to break into that absolutely makes sense.
For other people who are just looking to advance in their careers or their current career path
and they believe it's important in their field, certainly management consulting,
it's important, certainly makes sense.
But for someone doing pretty well in their current field already
and gotten the experience, it could be helpful, could not.
So then you start answering the questions of, "Well, it doesn't make sense
to do full-time, part-time, executive?"
So instead it has to be a very personal decision really looking at the journey they've taken
and where they want to go in their future.