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Yes in China/HK/Taiwan we distinguish people born in 80s and 90s. The common view is 90s usually don't want to work an honest day in a full time job, they just want to buy gadgets, and they all think they can be the next Jack Ma or Mark Zuckerberg without working more than 20 hours a week...

I don't know BayView about that. The world goes on irrespective. Are Gen Y really that bad? Don't forget one day Gen Ys will be the billionaires of this country, they will have their potraits next to the great Howard and Hawke and, gasp, Curtin and Menzies. Some will have their portraits next...

Gen Y is not that bad. I think they're certainly a bit more pessimistic about shares and property prices, but I think almost every Gen Y I know - except for maybe two people - (and I know a lot since I'm a Gen Y myself) has at least 1 IP and is interested in building wealth. I reckon I can...