I do agree
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DrSupriya Pushparaj Phanasgaonkar, Professor, King Faisal University
| 10 15 2009 16:27:08 +0000
Of course it does. The more higher degree you have, the more you grow and get opportunities in your professional life. Higher degrees adds value to your career and you prosper more and more in your career...
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Prasad Rajadhyaksha, Assistant Professor, BIT
| 08 27 2009 12:44:45 +0000
Yes of course higher education adds toprofessional life. As now a days professions are fully based on day to day new invention of technologies.As per technological advancements there is also upliftmentin professions too. So, education in all sense required in todayscompetitive market.No doubt at all.
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BEENA AGARWAL, Head/VP/GM-Corporate Planning/Strategy, ANADI HI TECH AGRO PVT LTD
| 04 21 2009 08:02:40 +0000
Higher Education + Professional Life, When we will call a person a professional?, not only based on his knowledge rather how he expose his knowledge to the standards set in the profession. Acquiring knowledge never ends, only through Higher Education one can gain the knowledge, confidence and recognition in the profession as well among the professionals.
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Fazalur Rahman, ManPower Development Specialist (Leadership & Talent Development)
| 04 12 2009 04:20:18 +0000
I would say that the higher education does help in professional life. You cannot expect to know the details of any field without studying it. Without higher education a person can somehow manage but after learning about the subject the progress would be easy and fast. The person will be aware of what is to be done and when.
What a person will learn practically might to how to manage situations on time or how to deal with people, but technical education is must for accuracy and specific development.
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Nikhil Jain, Senior Consultant, Hewitt Associates
| 04 06 2009 07:38:02 +0000
ya for evry one bill gates or ambani's i am sure you have 100 such people who could not do anything due to lack of education
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Vineet Gambhir, Account Director, Satellier
| 03 25 2009 06:52:34 +0000
Hi,
I would say higher education would always help you in growing personally as well as professionally.
If you are well educated you'll get better job and better pay package.
Your level to understand things and complexity of it would be greater than others.
And if you are not mc educated you might got job but if you talk about promotions and all you will not get it easily.
And just think if education is not of that much use than why we have so many institutions and universities, and so many professional and other courses.
Regards,
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Rohini Kaushal, HR Executive, Etech, Inc pvt ltd
| 03 24 2009 11:40:24 +0000
A constant learner keeps their mind active and sharp.When learning ends,growth ends
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Shobana Gowri, Head/VP/GM-Marketing Global Cube
| 03 09 2009 12:30:21 +0000
It should gel with what you are doing in your professonal life.
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Sanjay Chaudhary, Former GM-Global Business, Reliance Communications Limited
| 02 23 2009 14:46:06 +0000
According to me education is always helpfull in each and every step of life wether it is your professional or perssonal ... and Higher Education i.e. MBA, MCA, M - TECH etc .. etc .. will defenetely help to any body to improve their knowledge and skills in their perticular sector.... In this competetive age .. it will help you to update yourself as per latest terminology and methodology of corporate world.
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AMOD KUMAR YADAV, General Manager - RDK INTERNATIONAL LLC
| 01 30 2009 09:38:27 +0000
I think it does matter to everyone, if you want get started off with anything you need to know certain things which could only be known when you have learnt the basics and for that matter higher education really matter.
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Shishir Mishra, Senior Consultant, Hewitt Associates
| 01 29 2009 04:46:31 +0000
What i actually think is that...one must attain higher education in his/her life..than he/she may go for whatever his/her wishes to be ..either job seeker or job giver(entrepreneur).Not everyone is capable of seeking opportunities as our motivational heroes found and proved. With the help of Higher Education one can observe n analysis the direction very cleary which has been chosen by successful entrepreneurs. At last, Without bearing any loss one can learn from mistakes, hurldes faced by them through Higher Education.
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!manpreet $ingh, Management Trainee, PageTraffic
| 01 28 2009 17:40:22 +0000
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for the past 28 yrs I have seen only experience and skill can deliver the best of one self. where as the higher the education make them egoistic.
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Vijaykumar Bandodkar, Freelancer, Construction
| 12 11 2012 14:44:41 +0000
Not at all. in the present scenario what you can deliver is all that matters .sky will be the limit exceptions are of course Government Offices,Public sectors and education
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Charles davison, Project Manager, Douglas OHI LLC
| 08 27 2009 11:31:02 +0000
Well higher educations might strengthen your theoratical knowledge but at the end which works out is not but your practical knowledge through work experience. An MBA might be knowing what is management but not how to manage where as a manager might not define management but knows verywell how to do that. again to gain knowledge after graduation i think study is required not mandotary higher studies like MBA or Doctarte. Every one can go ahead access lots of Ebooks or libraries to enhance there knowledge if they have a WANT in them to GROW.
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Sanjib Kumar Jena, Assistant Manager- Corporate Training, Vakrangee Softwares
| 05 27 2009 04:36:29 +0000
I would Professional life over higher education, because it makes me independent. Some amount of basic education is definitely necessary but all other learnings can be gained while working.
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Shashikant Rajak, Senior Consultant, Technozone consultancy ltd
| 04 07 2009 19:21:07 +0000
Dear Mr Gambhir,
We are debating regarding the requirement of HIGHER EDUCATION not the BASIC part of it!! Bill Gates or Ambani are not the ONLY SUCCESFUL people to quote an example - they are well beyond the limitation of the word SUCCESS!!! There are thousand of people in India itself who have Money, Prestige, Status & things that ALL call SUCCESS, but have not much of HIGHER "degrees".....they are just 'Graduates' or even below!! Some may have acquired 'diplomas' (those after +2 ones) and are at such positions & status that are far higher than those MBAs, Doctors or Engineers. Do you think all MBAs are Managers or Administrators (thats why they took that degree, isn't it?), or all MBBSs or MDs are renowned doctors, or all those BEs are well established engineers?? Any answers any one?
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Konar A K, Principal
| 03 31 2009 18:31:00 +0000
Professional Life relates to the level of success you have achieved in your actual life. In most cases we misinterprete the meaning of the word education - between Academic & Professional Education. Speaking of Higher Education we generally refer to Academic Education. Basic Education in any field is a must to clear the benchmarks for employment. One needs to be Qualified while persuing a particular TECHNOCAL field. But Higher Education has not much to do in one's professional life until he/she persues a career in the field of ACADEMIC Education. A Bank Manager needs not to be a MBA to become so - a simple Graduate can achieve it & can be considered successful in his Professional Life!! Many a renowned personalities do not have much of basic education, leave aside higher education, ane we consider them as successful men in their lives! If higher education was so important, I would not have been here writing this argument!!
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Konar A K, Principal
| 03 12 2009 04:56:30 +0000
Higher education doesn't matter in professional life...skills are very much essential than a certification..
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Tushar Pandey, Trading Advisor, American Express
| 02 26 2009 07:18:29 +0000
Only higher education will not help you to your professional life.
You need positive attitude & hard work to get success.
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Naimish , Construction-Heavy, Gourav Engineers
| 02 15 2009 06:17:54 +0000
If you look in the past these things doen't really matter. Look at the entrepreneurs like Dhirubhai Ambani, Bill gates they havn't completed their basic education also.
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Prashant Kadam, Trading Advisor, ICICI Securities
| 01 28 2009 16:52:35 +0000
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