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As an art history major (all the way to PhD), I approve of this message... Virginia Postrel nails it:
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The skills that still matter are the habits of mind I honed in the classroom: how to analyze texts carefully, how to craft and evaluate arguments, and how to apply microeconomic reasoning, along with basic literacy in accounting and statistics. My biggest regret isn’t that I didn’t learn Fortran, but that I didn’t study Dante.
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Interesting article, but I was left confused by it: are Gen Xers pampered (high expectations) or totally under siege (bad timing, bad luck, bad future)?
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“You look at our generation and we’re on the cusp of financial disaster, and it’s the first time that the American dream isn’t what we all thought it was,” says Bryce Pickering, who has worked at Citigroup Inc. (C) in New York for 10 years and, at 32, is among its youngest managing directors.
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Slightly hagiographic, but appropriately so. What a ...well, risk-taker...
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Aug. 3 (Bloomberg) -- "Bloomberg Risk Takers" profiles Elon Musk, the entrepreneur who helped create PayPal, built America’s first viable fully electric car company, started the nation’s biggest solar energy supplier, and may make commercial space travel a reality in our lifetime. And he’s only 40. (Source: Bloomberg)
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