Simon Sinek - Millennials in the workplace

[Bluegrasscard]

This video exploded on FB last night (at least in my circle). It really helps us non-millennials understand millennials in the workplace.

 

Its not a bashing video it explains the situation very well.

 

15 minutes - but worth every minute of it.

 

 

 

Not sure if this is Controversial but wanted to share. Its really good.

[Hellcats]

He's got some good points especially that we ADULTS created these "entitled" kids and social media disconnects people from society like a drug.

 

At the same time we are talking about kids that are just reaching the age of 22. We may be expecting a little much.

[True blue (and gold)]

Those young whippersnappers!

[lawildcat]

He's got some good points especially that we ADULTS created these "entitled" kids and social media disconnects people from society like a drug.

 

At the same time we are talking about kids that are just reaching the age of 22. We may be expecting a little much.

 

I expect someone reaching the age of 22 to not be considered a kid anymore.

[Bengal Maniac]

Very interesting and corporations need this info to move forward. Successful companies will figure this out or have figured it out.

 

No need to blame, understand who/what you have and make it work.

[PepRock01]

I have been a big fan of his for a while.

[All Blue]

He said millennials are a group of people born 1984 and after. So that's 32 and younger.

[bballfamily]

He's got some good points especially that we ADULTS created these "entitled" kids and social media disconnects people from society like a drug.

 

At the same time we are talking about kids that are just reaching the age of 22. We may be expecting a little much.

 

Tell that to those who were 22 and younger who stormed the beaches in Europe and the Pacific in WWII and climbed out the trenches in WWI.

[Hellcats]

He said millennials are a group of people born 1984 and after. So that's 32 and younger.

 

I guess misheard. I thought he said 1994.