The Find: Gen Y has been accused of over-confidence, but when it comes to asking for a raise most are down right timid, at least in the UK; recent research shows only one in five British workers under 35 feel comfortable asking for a raise, compared with four...
We know that managing millennials -- i.e., Gen Y, Generation Tech, Adultolescents, etc. -- can be different than managing Baby Boomers, or even Gen X, but at least BNET gives the kids the benefit of the doubt. No so author Mark Bauerlein, a 49-year-old professor of English...
The Find: Between the feature package on managing Gen Y and the vehement reaction to Sean Silverthorne's post about Gen X being unhappy at work, generational conflict has been getting a lot of attention on BNET lately, but a new study suggests all this inter-generational angst...
Are You at War With Generation Y?Boomers "X" and "Y"As a Boomer I have felt threatened by the next generation "X" because they want my position. I am not threatened by a "Y" generation as they want the position held by "X". I am willing to help a...
Is Gen-Y a Sales Job Wasteland?linkThe link was broken:http://maketheirday.wordpress.com/2008/05/16/survey-generational-preferences-in-employee-recognition/ Hopefully this will workRE: Is Gen-Y a Sales Job Wasteland?I myself am a member of Generation Y, and have worked since graduation from college (3 years) in advertising sales. I have enjoyed the career thoroughly and been quite successful as well....
In response to the uncomplimentary "60 Minutes" expose on Gen Y, millennial YouTube spoofster, cynicallytested created this video, saying "Lately our generation has been labeled 'Millennials' and the media is having a field day trashing us for being lazy and self absorbed. In this 60 Minutes Spoof our...
BNET just published a highly amusing feature article package on Gen-Y, aka the so-called Millennials. I personally find such categorizations (Gen-X, Gen-Y, Boomers, etc) fairly bogus because the difference between the generations seems fairly microscopic to me, all things considered. For example, every one of the...
Generation Y by the NumbersMILLENIALS NOT SO DIFFERENTI'm just a little astonished that this is "news". If we're really trying to understand the differences between Gen X, y and boomers, then why would Robert Half and Yahoo not study and post the same data for those two populations. ...
Last week, Sean Silverthorne's post "Gen X Is Unhappy at Work" got more hits than any blog post in BNET history. Clearly, the subject hit a nerve. Based on reader comments, one of the things that chaps Xers' hides the most is their younger coworkers: the millennials, or Generation Y....
Three Strategies for Managing Generation YHelicopter ParentsThis is so true! I have two Gen Y daughters, both working and completing their studyies. There is no issue regarding their work, or study, that they wouldn't ask me for advice. I help them put together application letters, role-play interviews, brain storm issues...
We've mapped out five common millennial types you may encounter in the workplace, along with tips for keeping them happy and productive. by Jake Swearingen
Getting the most from millennial employees requires a new approach to management. Here’s how Deloitte, Merrill Lynch, and the U.S. Army handle the needs of a new generation. ...
Millennials are hardworking and enthusiastic, but they won’t settle for just any job. Here’s how McDonald’s, Google, Harvard, and other employers hook today’s best young talent. Pitch-Perfect Campus Visits Tactic: Get your millennial employees out in front of their peers ...
Podcasts, blogs, and an extremely patient phone demeanor can help bridge the generation gap between millennials and their managers. BNET: How do millennials first reach out to Haas? Johnson: They often listen to our podcasts, which we started about three ...
A statistical look at the millennial generation: what jobs they take, what they expect from work, and what they earn. Popular Millennial Jobs and Corresponding Salaries //...
3 Ways to Connect With Gen-Y WorkersJust Gen Yers?This restlessness would seem to apply to Gen Xers as well too, no? (or is it just anyone who isn't yet loaded down with a lot of debt and responsibilities that make them resigned to a day of work drudgery?)RE: 3 Ways...
Generation Y workers are slackers... social butterflies... poster children for Facebook, cell phones, IMs, and ADHD. So goes the conventional wisdom from the Baby Boom generation in the workplace. But according to Bea Fields, author of "Millennial Leaders: Success Stories From Today's Most Brilliant Generation Y Leaders,"...
As Jessica Stillman noted in yesterday's BNET1, young job interviewees are failing in basic interview etiquette -- you know: texting on their mobiles, chewing gum, casually dropping f-bombs; the sort of stuff us 40-somethings tried to get away with in our high school social studies classes. One...
HBR IdeaCast: Managing Generation Ydidnt find it relevantdidnt find it relevant. thought it should have been pertaining to new-mindsets of gen-y employees.. but maybe its not a complete info on those lines. it didnt suit me much.