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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Where is gen z?? [/quote] Gen Z was that until somebody renamed them millennials when they all turned 20 and started annoying people. [/quote]

LOL so true! [b]Millennial has spread from an actual generation to a group of entitled twenty-somethings in the office no matter what the year.[/b] I am Gen X (same age as Monica Lewinsky) and even as a young worker myself there were "millennials" who were taking the piss-- socializing, taking long lunches, get hammered at happy hours and then showing up at work the next day with just a different tie, abusing expense accounts, expecting to be promoted, flirting and BJs to get promoted... it's really not a millennial thing, but they got the reputation. [/quote]

This is so true. At my last job I had several Gen X coworkers who were CONSTANTLY complaining to me about the 'Millennials' right out of college. At this point, they're not Millennials. People don't seem to get that Millennials are now like, 40.

/1984 Millennial. I do think the "Bridger" microgeneration from about 1978 to 1985 makes sense, especially if being a digital native is a key part of being a Millennial. That group is kind of the last gasp of people who didn't have a digital upbringing. [/quote]

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