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millennial customers, don’t like it so much. They want more privacy, they don’t want to feel uncomfortable sitting next to people The post-millennials are goin
by goatinaboat 7y ago
millennial customers, don’t like it so much. They want more privacy, they don’t want to feel uncomfortable sitting next to people
The post-millennials are going to grow up wondering why there’s absolutely nothing to do but sit at home watching streaming video and endlessly scrolling through social media. I feel privileged to have lived before millennials destroyed everything worthwhile.
- xg15 7y agoAs a millennial, I'd argue that this, like many "millennials are destroying X" things are more signs of questionable economic developments and acute problems in society - and nothing millennials specifically "want". Also, a person who is completely dependent on online services for any kind of decision or activity in life is probably the wet dream of many business leaders and politicians - so I think there are a lot of forces right now moving people in that direction. Whatever the reason though, I think post-milennials are already getting fed up with it right now (or at least certain groups of them): Studies show that "Gen-Z-ers" are, taken as a group, more miserable than generations before them, with smartphones appearing to be a deciding factor. They also seem to become more politically active as well. So I think we're currently on the trajectory to a Black Mirror/Brave New World kind of future, but it's not clear at all if we'll arrive there. We're living in interesting times.
- delfinom 7y agoMillennials are just the excuse to cut corners, costs and /or absolve executives of blame for bad business decisions.