Matt Ryder argues that MBAs and marketing degrees are worthless because what you learn becomes outdated before you graduate. He says the knowledge doesn't hold up in the real world.
I don't see any point in going to uni unless you want to be a doctor. Yep. A lawyer. Yep. What else? Yeah, like an mba. I could not think of a more garbage. A more garbage thing to have. I'm sure, like, you learn vernacular and people with MBAs, you can probably have really interesting conversations about a business you'll never run. Like, same as, like, a marketing degree. What a waste of time. Yeah. Everything you've learned is totally and completely irrelevant by the time you graduate.
