For some reasons this makes me think of the generational struggle. The difference between the 50-60 folks who bought a home before the bubble (if not multiple

For some reasons this makes me think of the generational struggle. The difference between the 50-60 folks who bought a home before the bubble (if not multiple homes) and can be pseudo retired. Still working for another decade but typically not caring too much about salary. And the 30-40 folks who is facing the housing bubble with a lifelong mortgage and soon university fees for their children. Typically caring quite a bit about compensation because they're struggling to make ends meet. Sadly they really missed the boat if they stayed a decade at a company (with little raise/promotion). Obviously they're managed quite differently and have very different concerns in life.