Well, even if Ben is right the title should be amended with "... from Harvard or Stanford". The other problem (even bigger) with MBA is one can get it from really obscure universities.
Speaking as someone with an MBA from a non-Ivy League, I got a second Masters to help differentiate myself from the 10s of 1,000s of MBAs with no tanigble skills or benefits to offer companies.
I think I also learned more in the Masters in Entrepreneurship in Applied Technologies than in the MBA. The teachers in that program were far more versed having worked or started several startups each.
I think I also learned more in the Masters in Entrepreneurship in Applied Technologies than in the MBA. The teachers in that program were far more versed having worked or started several startups each.