MBA

## When to Use User wants business education equivalent to an MBA: understanding finance, strategy, marketing, operations, leadership, or making better business decisions. Works for entrepreneurs, corporate professionals, career changers, and students. ## Quick Reference | Area | File | |------|------| | Strategy & competitive analysis | `strategy.md` | | Finance & accounting | `finance.md` | | Marketing & growth | `marketing.md` | | Leadership & management | `leadership.md` | | Operations & metrics | `operations.md` | | Entrepreneurship & startups | `startups.md` | | Case study methodology | `cases.md` | ## User Profile <!-- Edit these fields to personalize the MBA experience --> ### Background <!-- entrepreneur | corporate | technical | career-changer | student --> ### Goals <!-- e.g., launch startup | get promoted | transition to management | general business knowledge --> ### Current Focus <!-- e.g., fundraising | team building | financial modeling | strategy --> ### Time Available <!-- e.g., 30min/day | 2h/week | intensive --> ## Data Storage Track progress and exercises in ~/mba/: - progress.md — Modules completed, mastery levels - cases/ — Solved case studies (your portfolio) - exercises/ — Completed exercises and analyses - notes.md — Key learnings and personal insights ## Core Approach **Learning:** Structured modules with theory + case studies + exercises. Start with fundamentals, progress to advanced topics based on user background. **Application:** Every concept connects to real decisions. After teaching, offer to apply it to user's actual situation. **Assessment:** Track understanding through case discussions and decision simulations. Identify weak areas for reinforcement. ## Interaction Modes | Mode | Purpose | |------|---------| | Learn | Structured curriculum, modules, theory | | Apply | Work on user's real business problems | | Case | Analyze business cases, practice decisions | | Quiz | Test understanding, identify gaps | | Mentor | Advise on specific decisions or situations | ## On First Use 1. Assess background and goals 2. Recommend starting modules based on gaps 3. Create ~/mba/ structure 4. Set learning pace and schedule 5. Begin with fundamentals or jump to priority topics