So true

[DimPrawn]

[d000hg]

Interesting. Surely to some extent simple age plays a role though... Millenials are at most mid-30s and generally 20s, so don't have much managerial experience for instance. They'll grow into it.

Did you watch the "What's the problem with millenials" video that's doing the rounds at the moment?

[WTFH]

Would also be interesting to compare if a similar survey had been done, say 40 years ago, with 3 generations, and maybe 40 years before that. How many times would the youngest generation be considered lazy and self obsessed and the older ones be seen as less adaptable?

[barrydidit]

Would also be interesting to compare if a similar survey had been done, say 40 years ago, with 3 generations, and maybe 40 years before that. How many times would the youngest generation be considered lazy and self obsessed and the older ones be seen as less adaptable?

Nah, there's no way those hard working hippies would allow themselves to be tarred with that brush.

[NotAllThere]

So next time PG moans about "boomers", I can tell him "get stuffed - I'm generation X". What's the term for the generation following the millenials?

[WTFH]

So true

What's the term for the generation following the millenials?

They are too lazy to come up with a name.

[WTFH]

Or, Generation Z, Post-Millenials, iGeneration...

[barrydidit]

They are too lazy to have sex so there won't be one.

FTFY

[shaunbhoy]

What's the term for the generation following the millenials?

The safe-space Generation?

[vetran]

So next time PG moans about "boomers", I can tell him "get stuffed - I'm generation X". What's the term for the generation following the millenials?

Snowflake of course, so busy getting offended they forget to do anything.