MBA needed for technical product management to VC?
Hi! My background is technical:
- Undergrad: computer engineering @ big state school top 10 engineering program
- 3yrs: technology consulting @ 'big 4' (pwc/deloitte/kpmg/ey)
- 2yrs: technical product management @ bootstrapped startup
I want to break into VC but I don't know if I should get an MBA to do so. I see 2 options:
- No MBA: continue in product strategy roles at startups (switch as needed to be at successful ones) and gain technical product/strategy experience from high-growth startups - use that experience to break into VC
- Con: could be much longer path to VC
- Pro: don't lose opportunity cost of working for 2yrs over MBA
- MBA: straight into VC from top tier MBA
- Con: opportunity cost of MBA over working for 2yrs
- Pros: could be quicker and more sure-fire path
Would really appreciate any insights / other ideas on how I should break into VC
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