> By 2020, Millennials will comprise more than one of three adult Americans. It is estimated that by 2025 they will make up as much as 75 percent of the workforce. Given their numbers, they will dominate the nation’s workplaces and permeate its corporate culture. Thus, understanding the generation’s values offers a window into the future of corporate America.
BS. Figures are skewed based on the author’s biased view, flawed logic and information. Everybody knows thar robots will have already taken over their jobs and dominated the workforce...
“BS. Figures are skewed based on the author’s biased view, flawed logic and information. Everybody knows thar robots will have already taken over their jobs and dominated the workforce...”
Millenials more than any other generation have forces arrayed against them to send decent jobs overseas for less money or bring foreigners here to do them for less money; on top of that, affirmative action should ensure that few of the remaining jobs are allowed to go to white millenials anyway.
They’re screwed, and they know that they have little role to play in the economy of the future. More than being surprised that young people would vote for Obama in any numbers, I was shocked at how many didn’t bother voting at all (in 2008 OR 2012). When I would ask them about voting or anything remotely political, they seemed to regard that as something someone else was supposed to care about.