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I hate to break this to you, but as somebody of similar age, we are the "younger generation," at least in the professional world. Beyond that, "the young'ns are
by oinksoft 11y ago
I hate to break this to you, but as somebody of similar age, we are the "younger generation," at least in the professional world. Beyond that, "the young'ns are useless!" is a tired trope. If anything I notice recent grads being wiser and more industrious than my peers were at that age, possibly due to some combination of being too young to have experienced most of the peaceful and prosperous 90's, the economic fallout they witnessed through high school/college, and the cynicism they learned from the lukewarm "liberal" politics of the Obama administration with its burgeoning surveillance state.
It's especially cowardly to use what appears to be a throwaway account to wish that a personal, inoffensive blog post "prevents this person from ever being hired again."
- thomas943 11y agoSpeaking of tired tropes... "lukewarm 'liberal' politics of the Obama administration with its burgeoning surveillance state". Every statement is a tired trope to someone somewhere, and tip toeing around trying to make each of your thoughts seem like a completely original and unique snowflake is not something I'm interested in. See my comment below in response to dang if my opinion on the article caused you to hurt in some way.