/sci/ - Science & Math

>Be highest GPA double major in biological/computer engineering at prestigious school
>won previous contests before for software packages for biological devices (hardware)

Today, a bunch of kids from the school of business contact me with an offer:
>they have a shitty idea for an app for bio purposes that they think will make millions
>not realistic at all, they have no knowledge of bio for practicality
>offer me 10% of the rewards....
>expect me to develop app, write reports, run simulations, contact manufacturers about specifics, etc.
>ask what they are doing
>"marketing" and hiring someone to make a website

Seriously, WTF? Do people that are in management courses in undergrad think they can really pull this shit? I have much experience in networking and competing for these types of contests.

I am somewhat offended that they even thought of these terms to bargain a shitty idea? Is this what real work in industry is like? I worked with a few top VPs before and they said that they would rather teach an engineer business than hire a business man at a top position who knows nothing.

I really hope these idiots don't get any top positions or that would reflect the stupidity of our culture.