Business school is like a family. You can fight with each other and tell each other and complain but you never tell outsiders anything bad about your parents.
Business course is the same way, students complain to each other and nag and so so forth but you never tell outsiders anything negative. I’ve been a student and I’ve talked to many students and you have to understand the student speak so if they are overly enthusiastic that means it’s a Confirmation but if they’re just mildly enthusiastic that means caution.
They will not lie. But there’s a difference between lying and dumping the bare unfiltered message on the table.
If you ask direct questions such as hey how many people have locked in internships at Bank of America for example, they will speak in specific and tell you the truth and if you push on it and say so there’s actually looks like it’s a tough time in the industry right now, they acknowledge it But you never want to make yourself sound like an idiot for going to school where are you now cannot find a job or that everyone else found a job and you’re a loser because you don’t have one.... The more you talk to students the more you hear the little nuances in their answers.
This is probably way too long and I probably missed most of the conversation 🤦♂️