Trystan Trenberth argues that college is a talent acquisition business. C-grade students drop out to start ventures, then hire A-grade graduates to work for them, flipping the traditional hierarchy.
I'm curious to hear, you know, what that looked like for you, because it sounds like you learned faster than I did that college was a business. I— that one of the biggest lessons I learned, probably a handful, one of those lessons was college is a place where I go if I want to find employees, right?
They know how to work for somebody else. They say the C-grade students hire the A-grade graduates. They— the C-grades drop out, they start the business, and then they hire the best from college to actually work in their business for them.
