‘MBA is history’: CHRO says companies now want intellect over expensive degrees

MBA, which is once seen as a golden ticket to success, can no longer wear it even when it did it.

In any case, this is the written “Chro” who wrote in LinkedIn. “MBA is a story.”

In his post, Raghunath, or MBAs still add real value to today’s jobs, claiming that many graduates are imperceptible and missing the necessary critical thinking.

He reminds readers that MBA begins in 1908 as a Master of Administration, created for the role of people’s overall management, when industries are not necessary.

“Harvard has made an idea to qualify for those who do not have real qualities who can make a common management,” he wrote. Over time, he says he started as a main course, turned into an expensive product. “Boring Kitchen” reaffirmed as Chicken Biryan, Mughlai, Dalcha and Dindigul, often worth “kidney or lungs.”

But despite the rising expenses, Raginal claims that without 125+ or creative genius, MBA is “toilet paper.”

He especially criticizes MBAs. “If MBA failed to inject common sense and natural intellect over the world’s worst time – epidemic – it failed.”

Looking ahead, Raghunath believes that companies move their attention. Instead of gathering cases, they are now looking for “real blue intellectuals.” People humanitarian, philosophy, psychology, history, sociology and politics.

“Intelligence is independent of stamps. Welcome to the New World, “he concludes a world where the credentials are no longer impressed.