Managing Generation Y
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She's pretty happy
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I Love The Video It Can Increase My Knowledge Managing Generation Y
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Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always Tammy has co-authored four Harvard Business Review articles and the books "Retire Retirement
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I Really Like The Video From Your An interview with Tammy Erickson, President of The Concours Institute. Tammy has co-authored four Harvard Business Review articles and the books
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Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing An interview with Tammy Erickson, President of The Concours Institute. Tammy has co-authored four Harvard Business Review articles and the books "Retire Retirement
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Were all doomed.
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@tatum635 Pretty sure you're Y because you grew up in the 90's and, for the most part, remember the 90's. I think that people who grew up in and remember the 90's are a separate generation because we have a distinctly different view of the world. We grew up without the Cold War and largely benefited from the booming 90's economy. 9/11 acted as an awakening that there was evil in the world, and everything just went downhill from there.
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Ano to?
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moms and dads accompanying the kids on interviews?! WOW how lame is that?! jesus christ we've been fucking BABIED our whole lives!!!
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@tatum635 gen y! you barely made it! ;) congratulations!
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@velconstantcraving A recent National Science Foundation (gov) sponsored study says Gen Xers were born between the years 1961 to 1981. So a 20 birth span would support the premise that there are approx. 90 million Gen Xers in the U.S.. The report is due out this week — Oct. 25th 2011.
See ‘Xplaining Generation X – An NSF-Sponsored Webcast — New study reveals surprising insights about people born between 1961 and 1981
Go to the NSF website and search under the title above
26789mzx 3 months ago 15
Gen Xers are the LARGEST U.S. generational population. They're born between the years 1961 - 1981. The total U.S. Gen X population is 93,000,000 people. See New York Times bestselling book titled "Generations" by experts Strauss and Howe (page 318).
H&S project the Millennials, born 1982 – 2002, at 76,000,000 people in the U.S. (updated to 90-95m) -- p. 336
Baby Boomers, 1943-1960, are at 79,000,000 people in the U.S. p. 300
The "Silent" generation is at 49,000,000 people in the U.S. p. 280
26789mzx 3 months ago 14