Generation Y

A community portal about Generation Y with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Generation Y is a term designating a cohort of people born immediately after " Generation X " and is only one of several terms used to describe roughly the same group of people. There is however no consensus as to the exact range of birth years that constitutes "Generation Y", nor whether this term is specific to North America, the Anglophone world, or people worldwide. The only consensus, by way of its relation to the term "Generation X," is that those born in Generation Y must follow Generation X. Many published academic, demographic, business, and governmental sources have used their own specific parameters for who constitutes Generation Y, but there is by no means one accepted definition. The use of the term is also controversial and synonyms are often used in discourse or in published works.

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The Gen-Y E-Myth

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From: insyghtconsulting.com

In his 1995 book, The E-Myth, Michael Gerber discusses several misconceptions most American’s have about the traditional entrepreneur. In the book, Michael goes onto list off the development cycle that most small businesses must go through in order to become truly viable sources on income. Since the release of his book there has been a flurry of activity surrounding his work, but what is concerning is the lack of attention being placed on the gravest of all misconceptions about business, the Gen Y E-Myth. Michael Gerber The Gen Y E-Myth has two layers, both as equally damaging to the future of business as the ... Read Full Story

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the end of the gen x athlete period? [excerpt]

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From: www.jenx67.com

Is it almost over for Gen X athletes? (photo of Brett Favre via flickr by Mendeola) Boden Hanson, four time Olympian, has written an article about Generation Y athletes in which he talks about the nearing end of the Generation X athlete period, as well as significant differences between the two generations of athletes. Here is a an excerpt: Sports programs today are dominated with Generation Y (Gen Y) athletes. We are almost at the end of the Generation X (Gen X) athlete period. With the change in generations, there are changes in how to best coach athletes, because as you may have noticed, ... Read Full Story

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How Generation Y Can Connect With Baby Boomers At Work

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There is a generation gap in the workplace. This is nothing new. However, there is one area that can help bridge the generation gap and that area is technology. There are many stereotypes about Generation Y, some good, some not so good, but no one will dispute the fact that Generation Y is the most technologically advanced generation ever. It is mind boggling how many gadgets there are out there that Generation Yers utilize every day and how many websites there are that cater to “The Millennials.” It’s difficult for a member of an older generation to keep up with new technology ... Read Full Story

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Directions for the Boomer Generation

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From: www.thegenxfiles.com

The Baby Boomers (born 1943-1960) have a critical role to play in the upcoming crisis. Are they up to it? In The Fourth Turning ” the describe the roles of each generation during the various “ Turnings “. At the end of the book there are “scripts” for each of the generation in the Crisis (aka “Fourth Turning”) that represents the next 10-15 years in American history. Each script describes how the generation in question should act for a positive outcome from the Crisis. I already posted the script for the Millennial Generation (born 1982-200?) and Generation X (born 1961-1981). The script for Baby ... Read Full Story

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[excerpts] generation x: quitting jobs and remembering 9-11

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photo via Sister72 "Today, however, we are a generation who has, and will continue to sacrifice so much. Not just in the deaths of over 5,000 of our friends, brothers, and sisters in the ensuing conflicts, but in the millions of lives that have been altered in the wake of September 11th. We are no longer assured a life of safety and prosperity. I guess it never was a guarantee, not for any generation, but now the reality of such a life seems so far away... "It has been said that these uncertainties and struggles are what molds a great generation. I hope that ... Read Full Story

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Generation Y Over-Cautiousness Might Explain Abortion Attitudes

A post from DoubleX writer Amanda Marcotte: Jess, if Gen Y is indeed less pro-choice than prior generations , it shows that there's a dark underbelly to the generation that's been applauded as more tolerant and diversity-oriented than any other. They're...(read more)

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