It is like asking prospective students to boycott applying to elite schools like Harvard, Yale and Princeton. Even if you convince a majority of people, say 60%

It is like asking prospective students to boycott applying to elite schools like Harvard, Yale and Princeton. Even if you convince a majority of people, say 60%, there are 40% others who want to apply to elite schools, or work at elite companies. In the end, what matters is money. Subordinating money to ethics works well for those who are reasonably well off financially; for others, it is a way to become reasonably well off financially.