Knowing just enough to be dangerous sounds like a classic case of Dunning Kruger effect. That said, I'm a big fan of Jean. I think she is super grounded. Her motive for doing an MBA and a fallback plan totally makes sense. Kudos to her! I would love to hear more from her.
Thanks for your kind note! I will keep going with Tiger Sisters and I also have a cross-over episode where I will finally be featured/interviewed on the next season of Cherie's Corner so keep an eye out for that too :) P.S. In my case any risk of Dunning Kruger is fully mitigated by engrained imposter syndrome so we're safe here lol.
I could totally relate to your approach of your MBA journey. I am currently a second year MBA candidate at UC Davis - STEM and have caught myself wanting to take courses unrelated to my MBA. Still, they are courses that would challenge me individually and professionally. Sometimes I doubt myself but once I complete the course I am so grateful that I pushed myself and accepted a challenge that will ultimately strengthen my weaknesses. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences! Been following since Tik Tok💫
Thanks for being here! The fun is in the getting (the journey), not the having (the end). It's so much about getting through the challenge. Good on you!!
Would be interesting to understand what "hard" skills you learn in an MBA eg do they teach non-tech/finance students how to build models/implement operational strategies etc
Yes we have those classes! Some a required in the first year for students. If you'd like to dig deeper, you can take the more detailed and advanced classes in the 2nd year.
Hello , thankyou for your podcast. Means a lot. Access to people like you is so easy now , and you are not doing it under a paywall is awesome. I have a question , plz reply genuinely. I have done my commerce degree from a tier 3 college of india , was not having access of right info to get in top college , though I scored 98% in school. My aggreated is 64.2% , if I score 735+ in gmat , can I practically get into HBS or stanford. Provided profile is decent working on a youtube channel with 100k subs and growing everyday.
Unless you’re getting an MBA from a top-tier, globally ranked and recognized school, the financial and career benefits do not outweigh the substantial costs (especially in 2024). The data actually backs this statement. If folks are already in tech/consulting/private banking, are not looking to drastically pivot, or already have an undergrad biz degree, they will NOT get any added value from an MBA (unless it’s from a top-tier school).
For supposed top tier business school graduates their analysis boiled down to platitudes like Learning Is Worth It and You Can Make It Back In The Future. The best was I Don’t Think About the Opportunity Cost. Explains HBS and GSB’s 25% unemployment rate for new grads and “search funds.”
@@throwaway8166 Learning IS worth it though … and you CAN always make more money in the future. If you don’t value learning or you don’t believe in your future earning potential or the financial burden of attending grad school is untenable, then business school may not be worth it for you 🤷🏻♀️
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Knowing just enough to be dangerous sounds like a classic case of Dunning Kruger effect.
That said, I'm a big fan of Jean. I think she is super grounded. Her motive for doing an MBA and a fallback plan totally makes sense. Kudos to her! I would love to hear more from her.
Thanks for your kind note! I will keep going with Tiger Sisters and I also have a cross-over episode where I will finally be featured/interviewed on the next season of Cherie's Corner so keep an eye out for that too :)
P.S. In my case any risk of Dunning Kruger is fully mitigated by engrained imposter syndrome so we're safe here lol.
@@Jean.VenturesYou are funny😂😂 Looking forward to the interview 😇
Always love listening to you two! ❤ hoping to apply to B-school next year so your insights were really helpful!!^
Thanks for being here! Good luck in your application; it's a marathon, not a sprint
So glad you’re here and thanks so much for your note!! And I’m impressed by how you’re doing your research well ahead of applying to b-school. 💜
I agree with you beautiful smart ladies 100%. I would also recommend speech and debate class for those still in school- it helps alot.
Fantastic point 🎯
Wish I had taken those!
Insightful, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Liked this short and sweet straight to the point, having said that - I do enjoy all other segments as well! Loving this white aesthetics :)
So conflicted. Do we bring them back 😂
@@cherie.brooke May be keepin it alternate episodes would make great balance 😄
@@priyapatel8711 great suggestion!! We will try that out 💖
I could totally relate to your approach of your MBA journey. I am currently a second year MBA candidate at UC Davis - STEM and have caught myself wanting to take courses unrelated to my MBA. Still, they are courses that would challenge me individually and professionally. Sometimes I doubt myself but once I complete the course I am so grateful that I pushed myself and accepted a challenge that will ultimately strengthen my weaknesses. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences! Been following since Tik Tok💫
Thanks for being here! The fun is in the getting (the journey), not the having (the end). It's so much about getting through the challenge. Good on you!!
#trusttheprocess
you don't even make the cut.. Stanford MBA girl looks down at your plebeian MBA.
That’s awesome Roxanna - I wish I had taken a wider range of classes back when I was at HBS so I’m glad you’re taking the opportunity to do so!!
Would be interesting to understand what "hard" skills you learn in an MBA eg do they teach non-tech/finance students how to build models/implement operational strategies etc
Yes we have those classes! Some a required in the first year for students. If you'd like to dig deeper, you can take the more detailed and advanced classes in the 2nd year.
I took a long career break to raise my family. Now I'm considering an EMBA. Do you have advice on how to present myself to a business school?
Think about your skills and qualifications: how do you differentiate yourself from others applying and why YOU? :) good luck!
Hello , thankyou for your podcast.
Means a lot.
Access to people like you is so easy now , and you are not doing it under a paywall is awesome.
I have a question , plz reply genuinely.
I have done my commerce degree from a tier 3 college of india , was not having access of right info to get in top college , though I scored 98% in school.
My aggreated is 64.2% , if I score 735+ in gmat , can I practically get into HBS or stanford.
Provided profile is decent working on a youtube channel with 100k subs and growing everyday.
Unless you’re getting an MBA from a top-tier, globally ranked and recognized school, the financial and career benefits do not outweigh the substantial costs (especially in 2024). The data actually backs this statement. If folks are already in tech/consulting/private banking, are not looking to drastically pivot, or already have an undergrad biz degree, they will NOT get any added value from an MBA (unless it’s from a top-tier school).
For supposed top tier business school graduates their analysis boiled down to platitudes like Learning Is Worth It and You Can Make It Back In The Future. The best was I Don’t Think About the Opportunity Cost.
Explains HBS and GSB’s 25% unemployment rate for new grads and “search funds.”
I see your point RE: M7 schools!
Is there a question you'd like us to answer while you're here in the comments?
@@cherie.brooke#savage
@@throwaway8166 Learning IS worth it though … and you CAN always make more money in the future. If you don’t value learning or you don’t believe in your future earning potential or the financial burden of attending grad school is untenable, then business school may not be worth it for you 🤷🏻♀️
When they said, "We Spent", they meant, "We SPENT DADDY's $500K"....
How does it feel to have absolutely no idea what you're talking about? Kind of awkward for you.
Actually it was ur mom’s $500K 😘
@@cherie.brooke meow
@@Jean.Ventures ahahhahaha i wish u the best in using TH-cam as your therapeutic medium.
@@Jean.Venturesooofff