Took me only 1 startup right after school to realize that the whole startup thing is rigged. Never looked back unless it's my own startup. It doesn't matter w

Took me only 1 startup right after school to realize that the whole startup thing is rigged. Never looked back unless it's my own startup. It doesn't matter what they teach in business school. Most of the people I knew who took business majors (Commerce, Accounting, etc) are developing into "business assholes" slowly during their college years (.e.g: borrowing/copying your assignments, taking credits in group works, lying about their skills, boasting their knowledge, etc). What do you expect? most of them are training for the real-world. They know what's going on out there. They went to seminars or talks given by those whom they deemed to be successful (ex-students working in KPMG, PwC, etc). They studied how these "successful" ex-students talk, present, think, etc. What are the odds they'll develop to become one of them really quick?