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Absolutely, a DBA is respected. However, you have to think about the role you are going to enter into.

If you get an executive DBA or executive PhD, and you think you will get a tenure track faculty position at a major research institution, it is highly unlikely that you can. You will have to build up your research pipeline, and for the most part, it tends to be a bit easier from a major research institution.

However, if you plan on going into industry, or going into administration at a university, you will not have a problem. It is still a terminal degree, and you understand the basics of research.

Why do you feel that it is not respected? The bigger issue is that you are likely looking at programs that are costly for the benefit they give. I would highly recommend that you look at their graduates and where they are going. Then weigh whether the cost of the program is worth it, given the possible outcome.

Check out:

What Do You Learn In A PhD Program (In Business Administration)?
https://youtu.be/r95HiVLyPQ8

Why Are Doctorate of Business Administration (DBAs) Getting More Popular?
https://youtu.be/Ianide0ZAcE

6 Need To Know FAQs About A Doctorate (DBA / PhD of Business Administration) After An MBA
https://youtu.be/PDD1qx75XUk

Should I Quit My PhD For A Job? Quitting PhD Regret Or Quitting PhD Best Decision?
https://youtu.be/8p2x7EEb8WM

Do Professors Travel Often? Do Professors Fly Business Class?
https://youtu.be/spR5PytatIY



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