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In my industry (marketing/advertising), the vast majority of the upper-level positions are asking for MBA or xx years of experience. There are very few positions that ask for super specific degrees (ex. Some of my competitors ask for a MS in Market Research).
Whenever I do go for my MBA, it will have a concentration. I think that should make up for the "broad" stigma of the MBA degree in general. It's rare that I've seen an advanced business degree in "regular" marketing or a company in my industry looking for a non-business graduate degree.
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*does side bends and sit-ups*
*doesn't lose butt*
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