Would you leave a "High Profile Job & Fat Package" for "Higher Education"????

MBA Not M.Tech good

In the Initial Stages Of Our Carrier Yes We Should not Leave a "High Profile job & Fat Package" For Higher Education But Later After Some Experience We Should Because: 1. A Higher Education Requires a Perfection and Stability in your Personality Which you can only gain after achieving a high profil

Aww Never ideally Job Profile is something which would be great we should never leave it :)

I guess in today's practical world leaving a gud job for higher education wld nt b nice but side by side higher education is not bad!

It all depends whats your priorities because a person in his 40s would not be gonna go for it but a youngster can go for it as risk taking capability is higher and responsibilities are less which is vice-versa in case of a man in his 40s.......!!!!!!!!! For more details click on my name and visit my

yes, some times the a leave job for Higher education in some reason like... If we know the after the this education we get batter job on going running job.

Yes, of-course.

Higher education is one of the tool to get more pay package as well as for luxurious life.First for doing the higher education family background is the main concern .If the person from wealth family he can able to leave a high profile job and fat packages.The same is opposite for the middle class p

it's the job experience which really matters.if u r getting goog pacakage then it is just like extra cheese on cake........

Nopes i wouldn"t do it because it is very difficult to get a high profile job and a fat package

The discussion can become more valuable if you have success or failure stories of people leaving job for MBA Carreer.

Why today we think MBA Coursework as just a degree? MBA stands as a opportunity to relearn everything that we have done in a structured and systematic way. I have personally left recently a fat salry job in a MNC - IT as SAP Consultant for pursuing my further strategy - consulting career via MBA ro

It depends actually on the situation also....i'm studying btech now..n i wish to pursue mtech after i complete it...n wht i have thoght if i get too good n great job in a core company then only i will go for it because i come from a low family background n gain some experience for 2 yrs and den purs

My above said lines may not be true for the people who are on age/condition and chasing new/different work instead of heavy salaries ,for them salary is very little important factor in comparison to the kind of work they want to do...? They would have different parameters to answer this discussion

It is dependent on many factors, which I believe are really decision maker's step. 1. Whether the higher Education, you are planing to pursue is really adding some extra value to your career growth or its only for just a degree sake. 2. The institute from which you planning to do your course has

The well paying job and profile, if doesn't bring happiness and satisfaction to the holder, is not worth it. At such a juncture change of profile either by updating skills through higher education like MBA or by change of job/profession through personal skills would bring in more satisfaction. Also

Yes in all terms. One may leave a fat pay packet for higher education to earn a fatter packet OR one may just quit his job to satisfy his insatiable thirst for knowledge which unknowingly will still give him/her an opprotunity to earn higher than he/she did. either way u end up minting more money an

Yes, this is common practice in US and Europe where you opt for specialized higher education for becoming an enterpreneur yourself or for change of professional activities. there are many who go for Doctorates to take up teaching in Universities as their final profession. Money becomes secondary for

@||aru.chopra|| while going for higher studies students must first decide in which field they wish to build their career and accordingly they should opt for the course which can further enhance their career prospects.

@||aru.chopra|| well said.