People under 45 need not respond. Those over 45 can share ideas on what their view on the next 15 years is like. What courses do you want to pursue to increase your market worth? What's your financial situation like?
MBA at 39 is a bit of a gamble. If you think you have the skillet to take on CxO positions and can pivot to private sector culture, you can give it a shot but be aware that such jobs can very likely come only through referrals. You should also target only the Tier 1 colleges for MBA, preferably the Top 4 IIMs.
39 Working in Government - mid management, now stagnated - both professionally and salary. Looking to certify the skill I have into an MBA
Maybe get into Cybersecurity- currently no expertise on that. Maybe take the path to CISSP?
I am 38 (M), tier 1 engineering college, tier 1 MBA college, 15+ years of work experience mostly in startups, and a decent salary of 70L+ by my standards, more than enough to take care of my 5 year old son.
Somehow, I feel stagnant in m...
I'm a 26-year-old software engineer based in Bangalore, earning ₹25,000 per month after 3.5 years of experience. While my family isn't fully dependent on me at the moment, this situation is temporary (I'd prefer not to go into details). ...
40 plus is an age when you feel you are past your prime, but not old enough to retire. Hanging in the middle, mostly far from being financially independent. Asking people in the age range of 40-45 yrs, how did you survive and cope?
At what age and net-worth (house, cash and investments all included) do you consider retiring? Perhaps answer in the format: "age", "money"
