On the other hand, 1) with some exceptions, MBAs are a terrible path to being a founder and 2) most ideas are bad and shouldn’t be pursued. https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2018/12/milennial-start-up/567793/ …pic.twitter.com/w2CQ6mDNx1
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What's the basis for claim #1?
Unless you’re going to a top school, credentials don’t mean much and you can learn more by reading a handful of good books.
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I think that viewpoint is overplayed and a bit outdated. MBA curriculums have evolved - I would estimate that a quarter of the material that we covered would have been helpful had I decided to do another startup. (granted, that was at a top school)
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Would be interested to see data on success of startup founders from non-top-tier MBA programs.
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