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    There is no need to explain how important it is to manage four generations in the workplace. About where to start from and how to do it we will try to cover in the next few pages. The four distinct generational groups in today’s workforce are Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Generation X and Generation Y. The Traditionalist Generation, also known as the Silent Generation, the Greatest Generation, or the Veterans comprises employees and retirees born between 1928 and 1945 (Taylor, P., & Keeter, S…

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    Generation and the work place: Workplace is an ever changing environment. As societal norms change, culture of organization change. At this point of time, there are four generations that are active in workplace. It is important to keep in the mind that each generation tends to see the world through a unique lens that forms as a result of the event that were taking place in the world as these individual grew and developed from children to adult. There are various bands of generations based on the…

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    Generation X Analysis

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    As the economy began to get worse the parents of Generation X became more selfish and self-centered. It became more about finding and maintaining a job opposed to finding and maintaining a healthy family life for their children. It could be said that this type of parent/child relationship began to dissolve as years past. Children began to dislike their parents or even felt that their parents were neglecting them. The children of Generation X seemed that they did not having any excitement…

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    grows up under Troy’s care as a different generation. The other family members are Troy’s brother, Gabriel, Troy’s eldest son, Lyons, fathered before his time in jail, and a his daughter Reynell, mothered by Alberta (1468). Troy’ follower and long time friend, Bono is the husband to Lucille. The play What I intend to prove in this paper is that the author uses dialogue between characters to…

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    woman who has seen five generations of people working hard to live, while her kids, Walter and Beneatha, live in the era of the 1950s, which in their time is a modern generation. Mama is a true Catholic who goes to church every Sunday, while her daughter is the total opposite. Beneatha believes in no God and thinks that God is not necessary. In a specific situation, she quotes herself by saying that “God hasn’t got a thing to do with it” (50). When Mama…

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    Why are people in the under-thirty generation not as hardworking and driven as the people from earlier generations? People in the last thirty years have been becoming dumber. Sources A, D, and G talk about how why under-thirty generation is the dumbest. They say that the under-thirty generation is the dumbest because they have many more resources that they can use to get things done, so they don’t have to put in as much effort. The under-thirty generation is the dumbest because technology is…

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    and the attitudes of the Lost Generation are impeccably similar to that of today’s young adults. The Lost Generation uses alcohol and relationships to conceal the pain from their lives that they are leading. Today’s generation uses similar deterrents to leave their pain hidden from the rest of the world. In Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, he uses the aftermath of World War I to illustrate the lives of nearly every young person, known as the Lost Generation. Hemingway spotlights the lives…

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    (1)The generation of millennials are changing our world in many different ways, either for better or worse. They are commonly viewed as self-preserved, selfish, incoherent, narcissistic, and spoiled. Older generations fear that because the millennial’s political views are much different from democrats and republicans, that it may cause a revolution and therefore both older and future generations will suffer. Ron Fournier argues that millennials will destroy Washington’s current state of affairs,…

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    review of the five consequent generations and their stereotypical labels shows interesting results. In the media, Generation Y, aka Generation Me, (born 1975-1995) is known as “a group of spoiled brats” (Kitt 2013, p. 73). Arguably, technology helped shape these people into a society of connection, impatient and ambitious. However, this generation is also highly educated and ethnically diverse, which is a good thing. In contrast, the Greatest Generation, aka G.I. Generation (1901-1925) is now…

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    New Workforce

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    managing the workforce becomes more and more challenging for management. Daily, management is faced with employee engagement and retention for new generations. What seems to be the problem with management? Why has it become more and more difficult for management to manage those employees? This research was conducted because “for the first time ever, four generations of employees are working side by side in the same organizations. All hold different values, morals, dreams, desires, ambitions and…

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