October 29, 2009 at 00:19Should I study further?
Just yesterday, HeadWithoutBrains wrote a topic about how important a master's degree is for a person who works / will work in IT.
Today I had a very similar question about mini-MBA or, as they call it, a professional retraining program.
How much is it really useful and necessary? In this case, we are talking about the program of the Faculty of Business Informatics of the Higher School of Economics - Management in the Field of Electronic Business and Internet Projects.
On the one hand, cool teachers, namely: Fedor Virin (Mail.Ru, addventure), Olga Brukovska (HeadHunter), Tatyana Tsvetkova (Softkey), Alexey Belyaev (ACVI), Konstantin Shurygin (“Ashmanov and partners”). In general, there is a complete order. Another “crust”, again.
On the other hand - the price of the ticket and, which is probably even more important, the free time that needs to be found (the schedule, of course, is flexible, but when there are dozens of these flexible schedules ... In general, you understand)
on October 29th they have an open day (all details here ). Do you think it's worth going and, as they say, seeing everything with your own eyes?
Today I had a very similar question about mini-MBA or, as they call it, a professional retraining program.
How much is it really useful and necessary? In this case, we are talking about the program of the Faculty of Business Informatics of the Higher School of Economics - Management in the Field of Electronic Business and Internet Projects.
On the one hand, cool teachers, namely: Fedor Virin (Mail.Ru, addventure), Olga Brukovska (HeadHunter), Tatyana Tsvetkova (Softkey), Alexey Belyaev (ACVI), Konstantin Shurygin (“Ashmanov and partners”). In general, there is a complete order. Another “crust”, again.
On the other hand - the price of the ticket and, which is probably even more important, the free time that needs to be found (the schedule, of course, is flexible, but when there are dozens of these flexible schedules ... In general, you understand)
on October 29th they have an open day (all details here ). Do you think it's worth going and, as they say, seeing everything with your own eyes?
