The most thought-provoking declaration at the conference I attended last week on the future of capitalism came not from a chief executive, business school dean or management sage but from a newly minted “Gen Y” graduate with an entrepreneurial bent. Traditional education is flawed, according to Hongjun Wang from Singapore. “It isn’t a complete system,” he said. “We need to start taking personal responsibility [and ask ourselves]: ‘What are the ways I can complement and supplement my education?’” Read more