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It depends what kind of role you want in software. I also received my MS in computer science, but I wanted to take a more business active role, so I pursued an MBA. I wouldn't trade it for the world. But realize, that if you love to code and do architectural design, then you should stick with what you love, and an MBA won't help. If you want to take a role at the general manager level or above (anything in strategy, marketing, planning, etc) then an MBA is priceless. There are some stupid people with MBA's, but don't judge the MBA by a few stupid people.

So in sum: First, your career is only good if you are pursuing something you enjoy. So if a purely technical role is your passion, stay where you are. If you have a passion for the business itself, beyond the pure technical aspects, then go for the MBA so that you can succeed with your passion.
Will MBA be a good degree for My Career in Software Industry..I already have a MSCS?