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Tag Archives: Gen Y
Social Media Stalking – The Unspoken Downside for Business Professionals
I am an evangelist of social media. I am also a victim of it. For the past year, I have been dealing in relative silence with a social media stalker. I was threatened & blackmailed about my reputation within the … Continue reading
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Tagged Branding, cyberstalking, Gen X, Gen Y, Generational Issues, hr, Personal Brand, personal branding, Social Media, Social Networking, stalking, Twitter
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Why do we forget about Gen X? #HRevolution #generational #geny #boomers
“What about Gen X? Why does everyone forget about us? How come its all about gen y and boomers? We matter too!” A gen x’er asked while we were out and about in Chicago after my generational panel last weekend … Continue reading
Posted in Generational Issues
Tagged Boomers, Conferences, Gen X, Gen Y, gener, Generational Issues, hrevolution
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Generational Argument: Get over it (@imsocorp) #geny #genx #boomer
Today’s guest post (1 day delayed because of no wifi access) is an amazing guest post by Ben McCall of RethinkHR that came out of a great phone convo. Yep, phone. I know. Sidenote: He is amazingly smart and ready for … Continue reading
The Generational Debate is About Expectations: A Letter to Boomers/Gen X (@imsocorp)
I’ve been writing, blogging and speaking on Gen Y issues since 2006 when ERE gave me a blog called Gen Y’d (See my 1st post). As one of the “old” Gen Y’ers – I have watched the evolution of “us” … Continue reading
Sometimes looking back helps you look forward #hr
As a society, we are very focused on the future and how we want to shape and change things. We tweet, we blog, we discuss, we meet all about how things ‘should’ be. Yet rarely do we (Gen Y) actually take … Continue reading
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Tagged business, change, Gen Y, Generational Issues, idealism, realism
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Boomers – 2/3's of you won't like it so don't bother reading it :)
I love generational issues – but everytime I start to think, we really are similiar I quickly realize I am wrong. In fact, the concensus this weekend from Gen Y’ers I spoke with is that other than their own kids, … Continue reading
Posted in Boomers, Gen Y, Generational Issues
Tagged Boomers, continuous improvement, Gen Y, Generational Issues, workplace issues
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Only 48% Gen Y kids have summer jobs? Add on the Mr. Rogers effect and the retiring boomers and we may have a problem….
According to a survey released this weekend, only 48% of all Gen Y’er that were of school age were going to be getting (or already had) a job for the summer. That means for more than HALF of the kids … Continue reading
Posted in Boomers, Gen Y, Generational Issues
Tagged Boomers, employee shortage, Gen Y, Generational Issues, summer jobs
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