Month: April 2019
1. Fired for a tip A couple who sat at a table for 3 hours gave the waitress a $5 tip. Later that day the waitress went onto Facebook and complained to the customers for not giving her a larger tip. The restaurant found out about the exchange and later that week fired the upset…
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A mentor of mine, an executive who worked in some of Silicon Valley’s most notable companies told me: “To be promoted, you need be the person, before you will receive the promotion.” While those words didn’t mean much at the time, as I got older, the more they made sense. Essentially, you need to…
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Why make the workplace Millennial friendly? The concept of Millennial-izing the workplace has aggravated a lot of employers. Many questions arise such as, ‘why should we change if it already works?’ or ‘why are people just not content with a job anymore?’. Just like technology in the consumer market, the needs and demands in…
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In the past 2014 mid election, 143 million people who were eligible to vote, did not. Making it the lowest voter participation in 72 years. In addition to it being a low year, only 21.3% of Millennials (people born 1980-1996) did not vote in the past term. Why is it that Millennials are so low…
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Tokens: Hashtag, Bicycle, Camera, Sunglasses, Crying emoji, Mr. Monopoly head Players: 2-6 Game variations: Instead of buying property the game encourages places to gain Experiences. The player with the most Experience at the end wins the game. Price: $59.90 Millennials (born 1980-1996) are currently the butt of every generation joke…that is until they are old enough until Generation…
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According to what source you reference, the Millennial generation can span anywhere from 15-20 years, between the years 1980-2000. Even though this is such a wide spread in generations, major media outlets have created a series of Millennial stereotypes and stigmas that apply to everyone in these years. However, if you think about it…
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With Millennials now being over half of the workforce, what Millennials want in the workplace should not be a mystery. However, thousands of companies spend millions of dollars in research and marketing dollars in order to figure out what Millennials really want. Whether that be for products, a service, or what they want in…
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Just about every speech I do, I seem to run into this question ‘Why do Millennials avoid making phone calls.” Because of this, I decided to set the record straight and explain why. If you are not too familiar with the Millennial generation, they are the individuals born between 1981-1996 according to Pew Research, and…
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