Sometimes, it's the soft spoken guys who throw the biggest bombs. At this week's Techonomy conference, Intuit co-founder Scott Cook was pretty radical in his economic and political analysis. Arguing that all companies need to turn themselves upside down, he told me that it's the young technology entrepreneur - the Zuckerberg or the Shawn Fanning - who is most skilled at navigating today's ever-turbulent economic waters. "The most brilliant things are done when we are young", he reminded me, in his message to older executives unwilling to hand over power to their younger colleagues.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/XLQPLFudelA/
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