Tired of Managing Millenials

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A millennial has a son in high school?

Do you suck at math? Oldest millennials were born in 1981. Do the math.

So rude. I'm an older millennial (40 this year) and I was surprised that OP was talking about somebody whose son was graduating from high school. I had kids young but the oldest is in 8th grade. It's weird that the children of millennials are graduating from high school.

How is it rude that you suck at math?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A millennial has a son in high school?

Do you suck at math? Oldest millennials were born in 1981. Do the math.

So rude. I'm an older millennial (40 this year) and I was surprised that OP was talking about somebody whose son was graduating from high school. I had kids young but the oldest is in 8th grade. It's weird that the children of millennials are graduating from high school.

What sort of bubble do you live in? Plenty of people have kids in their early 20s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m taking tomorrow off to fly to Florida and work for a week at the beach. I told my boss today and he couldn’t have cared less.

If people earn the time and do good work, why should one care?

I agree with this. Life happens, let them go. Why hold it against them? Both events seem pretty important to me.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never denied an adult their vacation time. I try to find creative solutions. OP you sound like a pain.

[Anonymous]

Op this is you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A millennial has a son in high school?

Do you suck at math? Oldest millennials were born in 1981. Do the math.

So rude. I'm an older millennial (40 this year) and I was surprised that OP was talking about somebody whose son was graduating from high school. I had kids young but the oldest is in 8th grade. It's weird that the children of millennials are graduating from high school.

If you are 40 and your kid is 13/14, you had your kid at 26 or 27. That's not "young." In 2010 (close to the year you gave birth) the average age for first time mothers was 26. So you had kids "average" to "old" (since you said "kids" that must mean you had more kids after your first.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Op this is you.

Haha NICE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A millennial has a son in high school?

Do you suck at math? Oldest millennials were born in 1981. Do the math.

So rude. I'm an older millennial (40 this year) and I was surprised that OP was talking about somebody whose son was graduating from high school. I had kids young but the oldest is in 8th grade. It's weird that the children of millennials are graduating from high school.

How is it rude that you suck at math?

"So rude" is a vernacular older Millennial expression meaning "I don't like that," aka "don't remind me how old we're getting!" I am cracking up that I have to explain this on this particular thread.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Ms. new bride got called out today by senior management (my boss) for time and attendance issues, borrowing money from subordinates (hundreds of $$$), mistreatment of subordinates, disregarding the direct instructions of senior managers and communicating directly with senior people up the chain of command without cc’ing her supervisors. She called the boss racist and inhumane and said “you’re not the boss of me.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Ms. new bride got called out today by senior management (my boss) for time and attendance issues, borrowing money from subordinates (hundreds of $$$), mistreatment of subordinates, disregarding the direct instructions of senior managers and communicating directly with senior people up the chain of command without cc’ing her supervisors. She called the boss racist and inhumane and said “you’re not the boss of me.”

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Ms. new bride got called out today by senior management (my boss) for time and attendance issues, borrowing money from subordinates (hundreds of $$$), mistreatment of subordinates, disregarding the direct instructions of senior managers and communicating directly with senior people up the chain of command without cc’ing her supervisors. She called the boss racist and inhumane and said “you’re not the boss of me.”

Borrowing money rom subordinates? Way out of line. I hope you are in Virginia, a right to work state. Time for her to go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Ms. new bride got called out today by senior management (my boss) for time and attendance issues, borrowing money from subordinates (hundreds of $$$), mistreatment of subordinates, disregarding the direct instructions of senior managers and communicating directly with senior people up the chain of command without cc’ing her supervisors. She called the boss racist and inhumane and said “you’re not the boss of me.”

You can both be bad people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Ms. new bride got called out today by senior management (my boss) for time and attendance issues, borrowing money from subordinates (hundreds of $$$), mistreatment of subordinates, disregarding the direct instructions of senior managers and communicating directly with senior people up the chain of command without cc’ing her supervisors. She called the boss racist and inhumane and said “you’re not the boss of me.”

Borrowing money rom subordinates? Way out of line. I hope you are in Virginia, a right to work state. Time for her to go.

Explain what a right-to-work law is and how it’s in any way relevant here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Ms. new bride got called out today by senior management (my boss) for time and attendance issues, borrowing money from subordinates (hundreds of $$$), mistreatment of subordinates, disregarding the direct instructions of senior managers and communicating directly with senior people up the chain of command without cc’ing her supervisors. She called the boss racist and inhumane and said “you’re not the boss of me.”

I don’t believe this at all lol. Nice try OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Op this is you.

Haha NICE.

Wow. The entitlement here is mind blowing, yeah, you can take leave whenever you want. And your ass can be fired wheneve the company wants.