Millennials

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These are the 4 main ways Gen Z sets themselves apart from Millennials CW Headley

According to a new study from EY, our youngest generation expresses some of the biggest distinctions from their predecessors when it comes to how they take in and disseminate information. More so than any other generation Gen Zers are determined to use digital resources to avoid mimicking the missteps of their elders. Read More

These are the 5 reasons workers are scared to call out sick CW Headley

In a poll of 2,000 participants, 74% of workers said that they feel under pressure to avoid taking sick days. Read More

Office Life

How to channel your inner Millennial/Gen Xer/Boomer to advance your career Rachel Weingarten

Lately, there seems to be something of an almost aggressive intergenerational gap. Gen Z (born sometime between 1996 and 2015) seems to disparage their slightly elder peer group of Millennials (1980-1996) who in turn are completely dismissive of Boomers (1946-1965). Read More

The Future of Work

Why the 4-day workweek works, according to the CEO who made it famous Kyle Schnitzer

With workers, especially Millennials, stressing that work is a leading cause of career burnout, a shorter week would help alleviate some of the pressures of day-to-day. It could perhaps encourage employees to use vacation time instead of burning a combined 768 million days in 2018. Read More

Personal Finance

The financial benefits of Dry January Kyle Schnitzer

TD Ameritrade dived into the numbers with The Harris Poll behind the financial benefits of Dry January in a study of more than 1,000 American adults. Read More

Office Life

These are the workplace anti-trends that will survive far past 2020 Paul Pellman

Enter: The “anti-trends” – foundational workplace truths that are here to stay and worth investing in. Read More

The Future of Work

The ways millennials changed the world in the 2010s Hillary Hoffower

It may partially be a tired trope by now, but there’s also truth to it. Millennials are doing things differently than their parents, and it’s having an effect. Read More

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Lonely, burned out, and depressed: The state of millennials’ mental health entering the 2020s Hillary Hoffower

Millennials working outside a full-time corporate office are particularly vulnerable to depression, according to a University of Exeter review. Read More

Personal Finance

The surprising generation most ready to own a home CW Headley

Eighty-percent of this demographic are working towards owning their own home, and the same amount intends to do so by the time they reach 30. Read More

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