Been working in the industry for a while (20 years), and have been contemplating on having a change in setting, veering away from the day to day in architecture ( production, etc) to more of a high level role ( business dev, tech). I may just have been burned out with Design.
Would an MBA / certification complement this goal? any other lucrative parts? Thanks
Wood Guy
Apr 10, 23 10:53 am
Probably. You might find this website helpful: https://entrearchitect.com/. I promote them here regularly because I have found their podcasts and programs to be very helpful.
natematt
Apr 10, 23 1:15 pm
Seems like a fairly normal shift that is typically done without an MBA. But that assumes you've picked up the knowledge in your experience.
kjpn
Apr 10, 23 2:43 pm
You could look at MRED programs as a next step, or MBA if you want to do something totally generic for a corporate business. If you want to go tech or UX I'm not sure you need a master's degree per se for that, just the expertise and certifications, internships etc.
whistler
Apr 10, 23 5:18 pm
Go do an MBA or just go work as a project manager for a developer and learn on the fly without the $150,000 price tag
Been working in the industry for a while (20 years), and have been contemplating on having a change in setting, veering away from the day to day in architecture ( production, etc) to more of a high level role ( business dev, tech). I may just have been burned out with Design.
Would an MBA / certification complement this goal? any other lucrative parts? Thanks
Probably. You might find this website helpful: https://entrearchitect.com/. I promote them here regularly because I have found their podcasts and programs to be very helpful.
Seems like a fairly normal shift that is typically done without an MBA. But that assumes you've picked up the knowledge in your experience.
You could look at MRED programs as a next step, or MBA if you want to do something totally generic for a corporate business. If you want to go tech or UX I'm not sure you need a master's degree per se for that, just the expertise and certifications, internships etc.
Go do an MBA or just go work as a project manager for a developer and learn on the fly without the $150,000 price tag