There's an uncomfortable truth here. In the last 3 or 4 years, tech startups have started to become the fashionable choice for unthinking MBAs, taking the place

There's an uncomfortable truth here. In the last 3 or 4 years, tech startups have started to become the fashionable choice for unthinking MBAs, taking the place of Investment Banking and Private Equity before it. I was at a conference recently organised by University College, London (arguably the top science & engineering school in the UK). With no hint of irony, the organiser welcomed attendees - "we're all here because startups are the best way to get rich after college". In the last week, I've been contacted by 3 separate people I knew from Law school asking me how they can get into startups.