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[quote=Anonymous]A poll of recent college hires had majority state people born in 1990s are old. Class of 2021-2025 are nearly all born in 2000’s. 1990s babies to them are mid career older workers. 1980s born people aged 36-45 to a new hire out of school born 2023 are as old as dirt to them. My two staff born in 1980s calling them self young being married, with kids, aging parents comparing themself to a 21 year old new hire born 2004 is crazy. My company some jobs only require a HS degree and we have some kids class of 2025 HS now. They are born 2007. I have a guy who works for me born 1987 who brought up paternity leave would be good to attract younger people like him. Dude you are 20 years older than the younger people, [/quote]
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