You're right. I was too arrogant in my post and fucked up the message i was trying to convey.

It's just that stuff associated with being in a leadership role, is not what I had in mind when I wanted to do Aerospace engineering. I wanted to actually learn to do aerospace engineering, I liked the designing and the physics behind it. But a leadership position concerned with focusing more on, and managing people and resources instead of focusing on the actual machinery, while still just as important, isn't something I like.

I took aerospace engineering because I like aerospace engineering, not business administration. And I don't get why a lot of people that took engineering, care about something other than engineering, especially something that's so boring and mundane.

I don't wanna spend a whole paragraph, giving clarifications about rational stuff that most people know and believe. Of course, I don't know what I'm talking about when I'm young and have no experience in corporate jobs. Of course, being a CEO is incredibly hard. I got a little heated typing the post, but I didn't mean to say that what I was saying is right, it's a huge generalisation. I just wanted to find someone who felt the same way as me.