He argues that large corporations are shifting away from hiring MBA graduates, and predicts that companies will eventually become universities that educate their own workforce internally.

“You're going to see companies start off an MBA program. So I'm going to come to a company and guess who becomes your professor? Tom Ellsworth's your professor once a week or once a day for one hour.”

He believes that the MBA degree is becoming commoditized, and suggests that the college experience itself is more valuable than the actual degree due to networking and social capital.

“Maybe what if that's a good thing at this point? Because what's happening with college, what's happening with MBAs is they're being commoditized. Hey, listen. Why do you need to go to school and spend a quarter million dollars when you can just j chat GPT all your knowledge?”