Complete MBA For Dummies

Great book. I have a science background with no experience in management or business. I'm considering doing an MBA so i wanted to get a preview of the general topics and concepts. This book did an excellent job of that. It simplifies the basic concepts for someone like me. It's also has a lot of pragmatic advice useful for running a business or for personal finance. I wish they would have an updated version of this book. The world has changed a lot since this book was written. Recommend.

Wow! Great work. It is a cool book that explains concepts in easy-to-understand language. Kathlene did a great job and I appreciate it. Her book is my second buy after 's Steven's Silbiger's "The Ten Day MBA". Keep up the good work. I will be looking out for more of your books. I consult with small businesses and the book is expanding and enriching my armory.

Bought this book for $13 in February of 2013. Finally got around to reading it in 2020. I speed read this book at a rate of 100 pages every hour. I'm well educated but still found the info in this book to be well organized and useful. It turned me into the vast majority of information good learn in an MBA program. I'd recommend this book to anyone who wants to be exposed to the basics of business.

This Book covers the main MBA topics in very understandable manner. It underlines the most important things to remember. I highly recommend this book

This book was probably a great review 10 years ago, but is horribly out of date now. The focus on how the internet and computing will revolutionize business is hard to sit through considering we’ve gone well past what the book even speculates about. The global economy information is even further out of date. While it is a well written book, it is no longer relevant and needs a heavy revision to be worth reading.

has been very helpful in helping me prepare and get my head in the right setting before I start my MBA this fall. It has wonderful terms and tip that help me get my brain into the business way of thinking.

I have been comparing the book with the material a friend covered while doing an MBA. It is very complete, as a guideline book, but not enough. I would highly recommend this book to people that aren't sure of investing on an MBA so that they can weight their interest and needs.

But barely. It was, however, well written and presented. I was looking for a bit of information on MBA course content and this book IMHO is makes a good intro