> Even if they're at the "elite grand master SRE" level. Still a fraction of some MBA. Most MBAs didn’t graduate from Harvard or Wharton or equivalent schools.

> Even if they're at the "elite grand master SRE" level. Still a fraction of some MBA. Most MBAs didn’t graduate from Harvard or Wharton or equivalent schools. They’re people who believed that there were high returns to the valuable skills they were going to learn instead of realising it’s a finishing school where you network. Graduates of the University of Northeastern Illinois’s business school are not going to do much better than FAANG software engineers. This holds more, not less for the members of the professions. The super rich people with JDs aren’t practicing lawyers.