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As a millennial these trends are frighting to see. It's frustrating when I chat with friends who are a few years older than me about this (mid 30s), and they b
by kilroy123 12y ago
As a millennial these trends are frighting to see.
It's frustrating when I chat with friends who are a few years older than me about this (mid 30s), and they blame all of this on millennials just being lazy. Or stupid, for picking bad degrees. I think the issues are larger and more systemic than that.
- colmvp 12y agoWhat we're experiencing in Canada is pretty similar to the U.S. Perhaps your friends should listen to this specific podcast regarding 'lazy millenials': http://canadalandshow.com/podcast/geritocracy http://canadalandshow.com/podcast/geritocracy
- dredmorbius 12y agoGen-Xers were "lazy do-nothings" for a few years in the early 1990s, also a recession (though not as bad as what's come since). Until the Clinton Expansion took off and they turned into the Dot Commies. I see opprobrium heaped on generations broadly as hugely inaccurate and misplaced.