NDANJI

Ana murtah.

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

The most humblest thing about starting from the bottom is that you get to see how people really view you when they think you have nothing.

[Callum Lyon @CallumLyon]

Bank says I can't afford a £800 a month mortgage so I just pay my landlord £1200 a month and pay his mortgage instead.

[Bret Taylor @btaylor]

I deeply resent that AI has forced me to eliminate em dashes from my writing for fear of signaling slop

[L @xl__ama]

I try everyday not to act like Kanye

[Homo Honey @DixPeyton]

if i owe you a text back just imagine what i owe the government

[SOME @DEMHA000]

And idiot economists keep saying rent should be 30% of your salary like it's 1990

[mwiya @mwiyas]

Yes. They do. That’s exactly why metrics like the Gini coefficient exist; speaks to income inequality. It’s why GDP/capita exists; tells us what the share of productivity per person is. It’s why PPP exists; tells a what the actual purchasing power is. There’s a whole host of metrics that exist precisely to tell us how economic activity affects the quality of life of people in a country.

[Phil @bamwinejnr]

I don’t know what I was thinking going for a Masters because I’m about to run mad

[Aishwarya Daniel @aishwaryad07]

chess players will remember one embarrassing loss for the next 7 business years 🤷🏻‍♀️

[kelvin @kelvinholdon]

Going through life with a signature I made when I was 15

[John Attridge @John_Attridge]

It's understandable. I would not want to read economics papers either

[sei @silverseii]

i studied my whole life just to get into a field that requires continuous studying

[Mulenga Chanda @mulengaxchanda]

Well, the MBA demand isn’t dying because education lost value. People realized networking, status & PDFs shouldn’t cost $200K in a world where AI can summarize lectures, LinkedIn replaced alumni circles, & experience compounds faster than theory. Plenty is still taught in the real world.

The shift began when even top graduates from Oxford, Stanford University or Harvard realized pedigree alone no longer guarantees leverage. Many still enter organizations at the same ringing of the bell. In a generation more performative than grounded in real business acumen, much is left to be desired.

The MBA brand struggles when it becomes a wealth-signaling accessory instead of proof of execution. Outside elite pipelines, the ROI conversation is brutal: U.S. MBA tuition at top schools can exceed $200K total cost, yet median starting salaries often land between $175K–$190K before taxes, debt servicing, and opportunity cost are factored in. Meanwhile, specialized master’s programs are growing faster than traditional MBA enrollment globally.

The uncomfortable part? A saturated market exposed competency gaps. In some cases, a candidate with an online MBA, 5 years of cross-border operating experience, AI fluency, and measurable execution outperforms a $200K graduate with one year of polished presentations and theoretical frameworks.

The market didn’t suddenly hate MBAs. I think we’ve just started pricing substance over symbolism.

[masha @masha_slp]

I hate an uneducated hater. Do some research, bitch.

[Madesse @LadyCharrr1]

Real runners knows that 5km on the treadmill and 5km on the road are never the same run 😭

[Hayashi Heikichi @lianda_edu]

my dear Economists , let’s leave the department of economics behind and go colonize the business school!

[MADAM 🏆 @seniormadam]

First Ndaleko two pulls mbweshe mind pa normal.

[Justcallmesaucy @AyndaMthimkhulu]

The concept of LinkedIn wanting you to pay for premium when you are unemployed and looking for a job is insane to me😭

[VT @VusiThembekwayo]

David didn't pray for Goliath.
He killed him.