MBA for Desktop Support/Sys Admin Background
Rockets34Life
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I would love to go for an MBA, but not sure which would fit my 10 years of work experience. I figured my certifications would show as a replacement MBA to future employers, but if there is one out there that can fit with my background, I'll jump on it.
Does WGU, other online universities or B&Ms offer MBAs to my criteria?
Does WGU, other online universities or B&Ms offer MBAs to my criteria?
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LordQarlyn
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I believe WGU has an MBA program in Technology Management, which is suited for managing IT operations. Other universities offer similar MBAs too.Rockets34Life wrote: »I would love to go for an MBA, but not sure which would fit my 10 years of work experience. I figured my certifications would show as a replacement MBA to future employers, but if there is one out there that can fit with my background, I'll jump on it.
Does WGU, other online universities or B&Ms offer MBAs to my criteria?
That said, having an MBA for a Desktop Support or System Admin job is not going to help you. In fact, after I removed my MBA from my resume, I started getting more responses and inquiries for mid-level IT jobs. Nothing wrong with getting an MBA, especially when you're ready to apply for IT management jobs, that will give you an edge. -
Rockets34Life
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LordQarlyn wrote: »That said, having an MBA for a Desktop Support or System Admin job is not going to help you. In fact, after I removed my MBA from my resume, I started getting more responses and inquiries for mid-level IT jobs. Nothing wrong with getting an MBA, especially when you're ready to apply for IT management jobs, that will give you an edge.
That's what I figured. I didn't really feel an MBA would help me out with my background. Like you said, only for management it would help, but other than that.....meh. -
Turgon
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Rockets34Life wrote: »I would love to go for an MBA, but not sure which would fit my 10 years of work experience. I figured my certifications would show as a replacement MBA to future employers, but if there is one out there that can fit with my background, I'll jump on it.
Does WGU, other online universities or B&Ms offer MBAs to my criteria?
A lot of MBAs are not worth the paper they are printed on. A credible MBA candidate has several years of management experience and wants instruction so they can hold down a strategic role. If this is you go for it but get an MBA at a respected school. It's your money.