<p>You won’t need a MBA with that attitude. </p>
<p>First you need to check yourself. You have an inflated sense of self-worth. Being well suited to business doesn’t have anything to do with a “power-hungry personality type” nor does moving up the corporate ladder have [MUCH] to do with an MBA. You think “securing” some ‘leadership’ positions will help get you into a Top MBA program? That’s dead wrong. </p>
<p>Top MBA schools say letters of recommendations from employers are more important than personal statements. What this basically means is top MBA admission is (almost) entirely merit based. Can you increase your companies bottom-line? Can you make it more profitable? If yes, then you will once you get your job. And if so your bosses will love you; they will want you to move up; they will want you to succeed. Your contributions to your company will build an ice cream sundae; that is what helps you move up the ranks. The MBA degree is just the chary on the top; it’s a formality.</p>
<p>Do you understand? There is 100% NO WAY you can possibly know IF you will need and MBA in the future. All you can do is try your best and see where you end up in 7-10 years. </p>