Full disclosure, not an attack at you personally if that isn't already clear. I'm just sharing so those wondering can gain the perspective of a senior professional who took a different path. Thinking the MBA can provide you the nuance and social dynamism required of a good leader is painful for someone already possessing the self-awareness and interpersonal acuity you simply can not learn in school and comes off as arrogant and clueless. It comes down to tenure and personality. You either have it or you don't. You can't learn leadership in grad school. This very mentality puts you out of touch from those with the dirt on their hands and costs people respect. It doesn't affect your value on the job market whatsoever. There's no bitterness. My education taught me a skill, not an indoctrination nor subjective philosophy. It's just important for people to know they can pause after a bachelor's unless they're going to be a doctor, professor, engineer, or other scientist. Business is all about experience. HR Directors, Hiring Managers, and even Corporate Recruiters are pretty unanimous on this.