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Should we all drop out of college? What do you say?
If it were that easy everyone would be doing it.
In theory his shares are worth $1 billion or whatever. In practice, he has no one to sell them to (this is a bit nuanced but mostly true). This guy just screams grifter.
But to answer the OP's question - the reason people want to be lawyers at CAM (or investment bankers and consultants etc - it's a similar dynamic) is that they get paid a lot of cash money at a very young age and can have great lifestyles. Yes, it's less money than they will make as a successful entrepreneur, but the vast majority of startups and entrepreneurs fail, and a small minority strike it rich.
If you're a lawyer at CAM, you will have no life and work very hard, but you are basically guaranteed a very high salary and a very good lifestyle. For most people that beats slogging for years for a 1% chance (actually much lower) of being very very rich.
Idk how y'all even pass beyond 3rd year with this iq
Itne me samajh jao.
https://www.ndtv.com/feature/india-youngest-billionaire-pearl-kapur-is-27-built-rs-9-800-crore-company-in-90-days-5017867#pfrom=home-ndtv_topscroll