Meet your average Millennial American office worker: generalizing, but it's a prevalent pattern: they tend to be 25 to 35, either party like they're 17 or are u

Meet your average Millennial American office worker: generalizing, but it's a prevalent pattern: they tend to be 25 to 35, either party like they're 17 or are un-social hermits, mouth-off risking trouble in the real world, and are self-absorbed. It's the result of failures in education and parenting with extended adolescence, absentee parenting punctuated by helicopter parenting, and not enough challenges. Education needs to practically instill theory of mind, The Golden Rule, teamwork, cooperation, conflict resolution, life skills, and a foundation of knowledge and curiosity. If it can't do all of that and is going to obsess over standardized tests rather than excellence, then it's going to produce dysfunctional adults.