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    afford to value any of them less than the others. Talking about IT industry, we can hardly see anyone from the oldest generation who are called as the Traditionalists. As the IT sector has reached its forties you can find atleast three generations Baby-Boomers, Generation X and Generation Y joining hands for the success of the organisation. Easier said than done, managing these three generation has given a tough time to the top managers. The industries have seen their employees below 25 years of age

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    X Generation X also known as the baby bust generation is categorized for individual who were born from 1961-1979 (Dwyer, 2009). According to Foot and Stoffman (1998, p. 26), generation X is not a separate generation, but rather the concluding stages of the baby boom generation (as cited by Dwyer, 2009). Generation X was pushed toward adulthood at an age earlier than any other recent generation as they suffered the backlash from the world’s focus on Baby Boomers and their worldview was negatively

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    Essay The Hippie Movement of 1960s America

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    In the late 1940s soldiers coming back at the end of the war were now onto the next stage of their lives and made families. This is what started the baby boomers. After so many hardships and losses the last thing anyone expected was an approximately seventy-six million babies born between baby boomer era of about ten to fifteen years. (BBHQ: Boomer Statistics. ) Many of these children had strict parents who had become disheartened from losing childhood

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    Baby Boomer Sociology

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    North Americans born between 1945 and 1963 are all referred to as the Baby Boomers. During this time period or 75 million babies were born in the U.S alone. After WWII the birth rate in North America was on the rise. Growing Families created growing and expanding markets for new housing, automobiles as well as many other products such as toys, food and of course the wonderous television. Baby Boomers were the first generation in history to be raised in front of the television. The drastic increase

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    born from 1901-1926, most of them grew up without air conditioning or electricity. Then there are the mature/silent, born from 1927-1945, they are the avid readers, divorce is not allowed, Korean and Vietnam war generation. After them are the baby boomers, born from 1946-1964, they were the rock ‘n roll, first TV, divorce, optimistic and accepting generation. Next, there is generation X born between 1965 and 1980. They were entrepreneurial, individualistic, misunderstood, late to marry, unimpressed

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    For a long time the Baby Boomers were defined as those born between 1945 and 1964. Until it was figured to not be fair for those born in 1964 compared with those born in 1946 because life experiences were completely different. According to The Atlantic, they are the mostdiscrete generation because it "had specific characteristics," and occurred within an observable timeframe.The first Boomer segment is bounded by the Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations, the Civil Rights movements and the

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    Case Analysis : Bob Evans

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    home-style food. The company bases its structure on what they call “coaches,” with many being people who have worked their way up through the ranks from being a server at one of their locations. Bob Evans locations have seen a strong following by the baby boomer generation, but have recently began to target families with young children. As of late, they seem to be having a difficult time

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    Job Hopping

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    particular workplace depending on the modernity of the year. Although the generations by definition are somewhat different, the Baby Boomers generation includes people born from 1961 to 1976 (Glass 2007). Because Generation X is so much smaller than the Baby Boomer generation there is predicted to be a labor shortage within the next fifteen years. The oldest members of the Baby Boomer Generation are beginning to retire and Generation X is not large enough to replace them. This leads to shortage in the supply

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    As society evolves, generational differences are more apparent than before. To me, a “generation” is a group of people who share age, attitudes, ways of life, and certain beliefs. Members of one generation can learn many things from those in another, and vice-versa, whether that knowledge is some that the member of the opposite generation agrees or empathizes with or not. When interacting with those of different generations than yours, it is important to keep generational differences in mind, whether

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    The Fountain Of Age By Betty Friedan

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    employment (Massey, 2012). Throughout history, people have been presented with differences in opportunities for economic gains and social change. One generation that has seen the most effect from these changes is the group commonly referred to as the ‘Baby Boomers’. This group of people was born in the years following World War II, most of who are currently reaching the age of retirement. This group saw a different wave of capitalization and revolution than generations before it and following had yet to

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