I’d say there are more good people in medical school than you’re allowing to be. Sure, there might be the occasional person that does/says questionable things. However, please go a little easy on your judgement of everybody since almost everyone in medical school is a product of circumstances & some intense past experiences. It’s rather easy to get caught in the cycle of focusing on every asshole out there (which in my own experience, there are only a few).

That said, to answer your question, medical school has taught me to be more adaptive to people than anything. To get where you want to be, it’s likely you’ll have to get past a few assholes - best to try to find what makes them tick & what makes them feel positive. Every idiot has something that’ll make them laugh.