Theo Baker dedicated four years to investigating Stanford University. As reported by TechCrunch in an article titled "Theo Baker spent four years investigating Stanford. Before he leaves, here’s what he found," his work has culminated in specific observations about the environment for young people.
Before concluding his investigation and leaving, Baker shared insights regarding the current climate. He pointed out a disparity between the entrepreneurial ecosystem and traditional employment avenues.
Specifically, Baker noted the following: "There's a common refrain among [young] people in this world that it's easier to raise money for a startup right now than to get an internship. Which is remarkable, right?"
This finding suggests a unique economic dynamic present at the university. The ability to raise money for a startup is perceived by some as more accessible than the process of securing an internship. Baker’s four-year investigation brought this reality to light.
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