I think Sheryl might be missing the point that it depends with where you&#x27;re coming from. Career paths differ and I think it&#x27;s hyperbolic to reduce it to one &quot;true&quot; way and discredit some things from a privileged position.<p>A lot of top execs do have the credentials often dismissed so I&#x27;m not personally sure they&#x27;d be there without that kind of education.<p>The value of attending business school (assuming it&#x27;s a top school) might be more related to &quot;outside&quot; factors such as more opportunities, tapping into good networks and of course, involvement in different disciplines with all the resources you need to grow your thinking and expertise.<p>What I am concerned about is that some statements can easily be taken the wrong way by people who honestly would benefit from MBAs. Facebook not choosing or using an MBA as main criteria is fine, but Facebook is not the only company that matters and i&#x27;m sure having an MBA does also not discredit you in their eyes.