933 posts tagged GenY

“We’re not only Gen Y, we’re Gen Y-Fi. Born and raised as both consumers and creators of media, we are more mobile and more global than ever. We know we can work from anywhere as long as we’re online.” Read on

Why and How Gen Y Is Changing the World (non-cap) Posted on May 16, 2008 by cap I just make the demographics cut here but based on how significantly my own life has changed in the last three years, this next piece seems to ring more true every day. Gen Y is taking over.

The Problem with Social Networks from a GenX Perspective Posted by chenda on Friday 16 May 2008 This is a rant. I remember way back when Friendster was revolutionary, blogging was not taken seriously, and hotornot.com was the big voting website. Now we’re all connected, social, and sharing files.

I have a friend who is one of the steadiest guys in the world.  He is extremely talented, has worked for some large companies and has an impressive list of degrees.  However, he has been working on his career path since the moment he graduated college in 1992.

Gen Y Will Change the Web May 16, 2008 at 8:52 am · Filed under General ·Tagged Gen Y Here’s an interesting blog post about the ways that those in Generation Y will use and change the Web. Basically, it says that those who are roughly between 13-30 years of age are plugged in with multiple

Ryan Paugh had a great post today about his own challenges with anxiety. As someone who has been anxious since about age 16 (I really can’t remember exactly, but this is about right,) I can empathize with Ryan on many levels.

I recently reviewed an article on Adweek that informs that several Hip Hop artists and producers are breaking down barriers in the mobile mediaspace and in turn they can serve as models for brands ranging from packaged gods to autos trying to reach consumers. Be as this may,Hip Hop is an 16 billion dollar industry.

New from the Network: There are two new Bills by Theme pages: Breastfeeding and Military Families. Number 14 in the Policy Briefing Series, Breastfeeding, is now available. For more information, see our press release. The following Topic Pages have been updated: Flexible Work Schedules, Generation X/Y, Health and Workplace Flexibility, and Older Workers Overview.

I am a citizen of the US by choice. A Canadian by birth, my wife and I chose to relocate to this country about 13 years ago with our children - sons Sean and Trevor, and daughter Jessica. We noticed immediately that many typical life things were almost identical between the 2 countries.

We are conducting new research on employee recognition. The focus is the specific preferences of each generation. This survey looks at preferences for both tangible (gift cards, electronics, pay) and intangible (opportunities, social, work/life balance) rewards.