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What is a "millenial" anyway, someone who is currently 13 years old or younger? I can't help but feel that he should have just taken this as a learning experie
by jlgreco 13y ago
What is a "millenial" anyway, someone who is currently 13 years old or younger?
I can't help but feel that he should have just taken this as a learning experience and shut up. At least he shares his name with a comedian so potential employers may not discover that he likes to publicly shame customers...
- bradleyjg 13y agoIt took a while to settle down, but I think the general consensus on generations is now: Greatest Generation -> Baby Boomers -> Gen X -> millennial (f.k.a. Gen Y) If you set generation length at 20 years, and the anchor point of 1946 as the beginning of the baby boomers, you get a definition of millennial of 1986-2006. That is about right IMO for people who grew up with pervasive internet. No one knows what the 2006-2026 generation will be called, the oldest of them are barely out of elementary school.