Thinking about an MBA or any tertiary studies?
Know your thinking style before embarking on expensive further education
The job market is more competitive than ever before. It seems that an undergraduate degree doesn't cut it any more. That a masters qualification is the minimum requirement. Or so it seems.
Universities are big business these days. There is enormous competition in the marketplace for student enrolments. There are so many options today for tertiary education and the marketing departments of these institutions are presenting their offerings as the best option for you to start or further your career.
Before you embark on any tertiary education, whether it is undergraduate or post graduate and build or add to your already sizeable HECS/HELP debt, give some consideration about what drives your thinking and how that can give you insights into what, how and why you think as you do. With the upcoming Budget talk of university fees rising, your thinking mentality needs to be at the forefront of any decision that you make in your tertiary education decision.
How many students leave high school and enter into some form of tertiary education and decide after a short time that this isn't what they want to do? Sometimes they switch courses several times before they find the right fit for them. Sometimes they come back to study at a later date and sometimes never.
How many people finish their degree, never to actually work in that particular field? All education is worthwhile but isn't it better to know where your mental preferences are taking you before you embark on years of study?
As a pre-curser to any tertiary study, a profile of your thinking perspectives should be a mandatory requisite. It will help you identify your own style and give you insights into the ways your thinking preferences unconsciously shape your decisions in everything you do. If you know your mental preferences you can align your mentality to a vocation and career that will ultimately give you job satisfaction and success in your chosen field.
If you love what you do, you will never work another day in your life.
Get in touch with me @ Thinking DNA to discover your life passion before you head down the path of further education. It might just lead you to a life of fulfillment in your chosen career which is no small thing in anyone's life journey.
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