>> reshaping by the top individual
> MBAs only hire MBAs
Maybe the CEO in such cases often is an MBA and you are a bit talking about the same thing, just from different perspectives? (Looking at the one person, vs the people, at the top?)
https://fortune.com/education/articles/how-valuable-is-an-mb...
> MBA grads made up nearly 40% of C-suite executives on the 2022 Fortune 1000 list
Wow so many (I think), but maybe they aren't CEOs.
Here's 43% from Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MBA/comments/u26w7r/from_mba_to_for...
> I have compiled the following for the 2021 Fortune 500 US companies (the last global one I've seen is from FT in 2015 https://ig.ft.com/sites/mba-to-ceo/):
> 43% of CEOs have an MBA
Anyway,what happens if the CEO is an engineer, and everyone reporting to him/her is an MBA :-)