Is it unprofessional to leave a job after a year?

Some experts say the average person will have 20 jobs over a working life. However, a year is considered the minimum tenure. If you like your job, feel challenged and rewarded and see opportunities for continued growth and advancement, there’s no reason to leave just because you’ve been there a year.

Should I stay at my current job?

Even if you know you want to quit, stick with your current position (barring horrible circumstances) while you are on the new job search. Clearly by doing this, you are maintaining your current income, while at the same time you appear more marketable and desirable to your potential employer.

Is an MBA degree worth it?

It’s becoming more and more clear that an MBA degree is not just a questionable investment—it’s a risk that’s simply not worth it. Let’s step back: The value of college and especially business school has been diminishing for a while.

Is an MBA right for You?

If you’re looking to make a career pivot, an MBA may help you face that challenge with open eyes. Business school is a great time to gain exposure to peers, faculty, and a network of alumni from many professional backgrounds — as well as class projects and case studies that dive deeply into different industries and sectors.

Do you need an MBA to build your career?

For my parents’ generation, the default option for career development was getting an MBA. At one point in the late 2010s, I considered the degree, too. But as much as the brand glittered, a price tag of $200,000 plus two years of lost wages just didn’t seem worth it.

What are the benefits of an MBA?

But for the majority of students, MBAs offer much more than that: a stronger professional network, access to job opportunities, and a bigger paycheck. Some of these benefits manifest sooner than others.