February 2002
Beginner to intermediate
240 pages
3h 16m
English
Do you think Generation X employees—those people born between 1965 and 1980—are different from the Baby Boomers and World War II generations that preceded them? The correct answer is Yes. And understanding these differences are important if you want to maximize the performance of Generation X employees.
Employees in the current U.S. labor force can be segmented by the era in which they entered the work place. They can be placed into one of four groups. Importantly, as we’ll show, because people in a common age cohort have had many common experiences, they also tend to share similar values. As we review these four cohorts, keep in mind that our predictions are limited to people born and raised in the ...
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