Kuala Lampur, Sept. 8 -- SEPTEMBER 8 - For generations, the traditional idea of success was relatively straightforward: graduate from university, secure a stable job and build a career. For Generation Z, that formula is beginning to look increasingly outdated.

Born into a world of smartphones, social media, e-commerce and now artificial intelligence (AI), Gen Z is entering a labour market that is fundamentally different from the one their parents experienced.

Their challenge is therefore not simply to find a job. It is to understand how to create value - and, where possible, create opportunities for themselves and others.

This does not mean every young Malaysian should become an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship is not a universal solutio...