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Why Millennial Stereotypes Should Be a Thing of the Past

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They share a basic human desire that has been shaped by the technology they grew up around -- and this tech is influencing Generation X and Baby Boomers, too. In 1968, LIFE Magazine ran a cover story on the "Generation Gap," describing "privileged, narcissistic, entitled, spoiled, lazy" young people -- young Baby Boomers, that is.

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Office Hours: The Secret to Successfully Making a Big Career Shift

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Gallup tells us that 50 percent of Baby Boomers, 53 percent of Gen Xers and 53 percent of Millennials are “not engaged" with their work. Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Leadership Article Tags: Office Hours; Leadership

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Office Hours: 3 Ways to Invest in Future Company Leaders

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According to research from the Brandon Hall Group, over 10,000 baby boomers retire every day. Header Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Company Culture Article Tags: Office Hours; talent management By 2020, millennials will make up 46 percent of the workforce.

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3 Ways to Improve Your Recruiting Strategy in 2018

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Back then, the phrase referred to growing competition to attract and retain employees as Baby Boomers left the workforce. Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Talent Management Article Tags: Talent Management

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The Role of Candidate Reputation In Modern Recruiting

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For example, while it was customary for Baby Boomers to spend 35 years at the same company, it's not uncommon for Millennials to bounce between multiple companies and careers today. Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Talent Management Article Tags: Talent Management It's a different mindset," she explains.

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How Supporting Professional Growth Unites Generations at Work

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25% Baby Boomers (born 1946 – 1964). planning daily manager check-ins for millennials but weekly ones for Baby Boomers), . What Professional Growth Means to Baby Boomers. Since the early days of their careers, Baby Boomers have been focused on climbing the corporate ladder.

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Why L&D Can Make or Break Your Business

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Baby boomers are leaving the workforce as millennials are entering it in large numbers, and that creates a dearth of qualified leaders. Photo: Twenty20 Categories: Learning and Development Article Tags: Leadership; Change; Learning and Development; Talent Acquisition