Eh, I have an MBA, and that is not at all my experience. At my program, there was a ton of focus on agility, avoiding sunk cost fallacies, the importance of a h

Eh, I have an MBA, and that is not at all my experience. At my program, there was a ton of focus on agility, avoiding sunk cost fallacies, the importance of a healthy corporate culture, what a tax elaborate structures can be, and so on. And it was before Intel failed, but we had case studies on IBM, Enron, and General Motors and how misaligned incentives led to incompetence, corruption, and failure. You may have had bad experiences with some individual MBAs (they run the gamut, just like everyone else), or you may have absorbed some stereotypes, but that's really not at all what is taught.