Generation Y: a challenge?

We hit the park to get people's thoughts on the young adults of today, supposedly born between the early 1980s and late 1990s. Feel free to ...youtube.com

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They've been called ungrateful, narcissistic, and entitled. But new research reveals the hopes, ideals, and positive qualities of today's young adults. (RT @GreaterGoodSC: What’s good about Generation Y?

If we think back to the days when you couldn’t email, text, Tweet or check-in, what might we discover that could be useful in giving your own job search a boost?

Before we just hand over the reins there are a few things you should know.

10 Timeless Lessons On Leadership For Gen Y
Business Insider
You hear that sort of thing all the time; a lament to the wisdom that seems to come too late in life, or at least later than we'd like it to.

It might be a brave new world, but an old-school approach to leadership still works. Take notes.

At a time when it’s never been easier to reach consumers with information, it has conversely become “harder than ever to engage them." (Here’s what brands should know if they want the keys to these powerful buyers’ hearts, the Generation...

Gen Y workers are often stereotyped as self-involved technophiles with no attention span and poor people skills, but they’re also here to stay. How can managers, and businesses, adapt to the next generation of workers?

With the looming shortage in talent, it will be imperative for employers to understand how to communicate, manage, develop, and engage with millennials.

Out of the housing downturn has emerged a new, more informed homebuyer. A homebuyer that is willing to do their homework and eager to earn the right to homeownership. (RT @AllThingsBHGRE: Do You Think You Know Gen X and Gen Y?

The generation born in the 1980's and 1990's, typically regarded as increasingly familiar with digital and electronic technology...

Dorothy, The Wizard of Oz Judy Garland's line from The Wizard Oz could appropriately capture the feeling of many leaders when it comes to managing Millennials in the workplace – it's a whole new world!

RT @Dr_Brenda: Thx 4 MT @oliverhillctsbl Interesting insights on the workplace: why Millennials need praise & feedback. http://t.co/ycM77HcU | @Dr_Brenda.

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With retirement ages being pushed further out and the young professionals of Generation Y climbing their way up the corporate ladder, managers are facing a wide array of workers seeking completely different things from ...

Generation Y have been 'plugged in' since their very beginning. They have been gaming online, on consoles, MMORPGs and on mobiles since their childhood. They love freedom, they love flexibility and they want immediate ...