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I knew about this in the 90s, was in an job interview for Exxon, I asked the applicant Do you smoke Dope. My Senior Guy liked to swallowed his tonque, you can't ask that he yelled. I was a real short timer and said WHY, because you can't he said. After that I was MUM, it's sad but we are raising a Cower in the Cloakroom Gen. Wont get any better. Personal experience I had my Grandson bunk up at home 2 yrs into college every summer. Dad spent 50,000$ , Grandson quit and wanted to get a job at Kohls, told him to hit the road, the room was for a Grandson who was going to college. Their may be some good ones, but more bad ones in younger Gen. :
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I really didn't mean to hijack the OP's thread. 
When we Gen-Xers were younger in the 80's and 90's, people said we were the worst generation, slackers, apathetic, etc., which was certainly true for many.
However, society didn't cut us any slack. We were told to grow up and get with the program. Corporations most certainly didn't modify company policies to accommodate us. We were expected to conform and perform.
And that's what makes the complaints about this generation different from previous generations. Colleges, companies and society are making real world changes to policies and procedures to accommodate Millennials expectations and sense of entitlement.
It's unprecedented, and ultimately detrimental. And it's only going to get worse.
When we Gen-Xers were younger in the 80's and 90's, people said we were the worst generation, slackers, apathetic, etc., which was certainly true for many.
However, society didn't cut us any slack. We were told to grow up and get with the program. Corporations most certainly didn't modify company policies to accommodate us. We were expected to conform and perform.
And that's what makes the complaints about this generation different from previous generations. Colleges, companies and society are making real world changes to policies and procedures to accommodate Millennials expectations and sense of entitlement.
It's unprecedented, and ultimately detrimental. And it's only going to get worse.
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