It's been like this since early 2000s, meaning that the generation of overly protected, caged and "play-dating" children are now adults and entering the workfor

It's been like this since early 2000s, meaning that the generation of overly protected, caged and "play-dating" children are now adults and entering the workforce. Sadly, we don't have anyone in their 20s in our small company, but I'm wondering what kind of consequences this upbringing style has inflicted on people. Young HN readers, what do you think?