The Power of Multi-Generationalism
On March 1, 2018, Michael Dimock, President of Pew Research Center, reported that, in terms of Pew’s research endeavors, “Anyone born between 1981 and 1996
“How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you was?” Satchel Paige (1906-1982) I just assigned this quotation as an essay prompt
Some sources would place me in with the Boomer/Gen X Cuspers.* Whereas those born during the early years of the Boomer generation exhibited a bit
I was thrilled to be the moderator on one of the discussion panels at the fantastic FinTech conference at UCD organised by Simon Cocking and
Are Millennials really self-centered? Are Boomers all workaholics? In their 2008 article, Johnson and Lopes reject the belief that workers can be judged by stereotypes of their generations.
We all know that there is a trend toward an older society and, in turn, an older workforce. This trend is rooted in decreased birth rates, economic challenges facing those of traditional retirement age, and a changing definition of what constitutes “old.” Some theorists even champion the idea of the “third age”—
