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Difference Between Millennials and Boomers in the Work Force
Millennials are quickly overtaking Baby Boomers as the dominant group in the work force. With the influx of these new workers, bringing with them their new ideas and ways of thinking, requires a new strategy in how companies manage them. The same tactics used with Baby Boomers will not work with the newer generation, their way of thinking has been warped and molded by the technological age that they came up in. For more reading on this topic, visit this article by Conor Kenny with Hospitality.net.
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