"MBA Culture"??... Non existent

Its a well known fact that this industry is ruled by professionals, architects and developers. This is sensible given that a large portion of the early advancements in the business have been driven individuals in the "specialized" side more than the "business" side of the business. Simply take a gander at some of greatest names in the business of the most recent 20 years: Sergey Brin and Larry Page (Google makers), Bill Gates (Microsoft), Pierre Omidyar (eBay), and so forth, every one of them where software engineers or mathematicians (possibly the main special case here could be Jeff Bezos, Amazon).

 These organizations, with Microsoft and Google at the highest priority on the rundown have made corporate societies where the developer is the lord, having all different capacities as viewed as optional. Numerous littler new companies have taken after the business sector pioneers creating comparable corporate societies of their own making a whole industry where Business People (which means Marketing, Finance, Sales and different capacities) are optional. In this setting MBA's are no exemption. There is no convention for employing MBA's (the industry is still excessively youthful), there are no assets uncommonly devoted for these sort of experts, there are not very many MBA's working as of now in the business and as a rule I could whole it up saying that that there is not a "MBA Culture" in the Internet Industry.