Thread by @SAH16928046

The biggest problem with the #MBA Degree is that it does not distinguish among Big Corporate, #Microenterprise or #SME - Small and Medium Enterprise Management Pedagogical Models and Curriculums.
What is the MBA program preparing you for?
A career in the Corporate World!
Period

Many universities are most certainly pedantically confused when it comes to approaching the generalist management education strand offered via the professional routes at their business school.
Enterprenuership, Leadership and MSME Streams are all being offered in addition to MBA.

The dilemma is one of misunderstanding the role of education and curriculum development to meet the requirements of a modern firm.
Educationists and Educational Technologists have not paid attention to business didactics as much as they should.

To make confusion bigger, MBA and MPA are also offered jointly at unis.
Many HR focussed business schools also teach Master of Public Administration Degree, creating the wrong impression that it would lead to specialization in personnel mgmt.
How wrong that is?

#MPA should solely be done only by aspiring students who would like to work in the civil services or the public sector or semi-autonomous firms where the government has a direct equity stake or regulatory participation, or supervisory oversight through #BOD representation.

#MPA is also useful for those who want to work as #policymakers in the government.
It is not a degree which will be useful for a career in the private sector irrespective of the size or the nature of the business firm.

I thought it's important to highlight these features and some common fallacies that are dodging students at business schools.
Ideally, an #MBA should prepare you first and foremost to create a #startup or a DIY commercial project.
Secondly, a career in the Joint Stock Companies.

Lastly, an #MBA should also be helpful to those who already have spent a donkey number of years running their own business or have worked in a managerial role at somebody else's firm.
They should bring their practical insights to the classroom, so others can benefit.

An MBA won't do justice to you in the following roles =>
1. Accountant/Audit
2. Finance
3. Economics
4. IT
5. Risk Mgmt
6. Datascience
7. Business Statistics
8. Investor Relations
These aforementioned fields normally require academic and not half-baked professional degrees.