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Mark Bauerlein makes it extremely clear that Generation Y, The Millennials, are losing their intelligence and drive to acquire and obtain knowledge. Bauerlein states in the beginning of his book that he is not here to undermine and look down upon this Generation but to share the facts of reality, a reality that the young people of today simple do not care about their education and see social media such as Twitter and Instagram a more important way of spending their free time. This Generation is extremely lucky, never before has so

According to Professor Jeffrey Bosworth, in his editorial “Hunting for Hope in Modern America,” he discusses the “screwed” millennial generation and the potential they have to be successful, despite current existing United States problems. Bosworth explains this from three different perspectives: the current issues in America, the positive attributes of the millennial generation, and what the millennial generation should do to succeed. In Bosworth’s opening proposition he elucidates the “[millennial] generation is screwed”. He expounds the millennial generation is predicted to “do worse than the previous generation”.

Generation Y can be looked at as immature and as a generation that should be soothed like a child would be when they fail or fall down and scrape their

The audience will be our potential customers who are currently availing or services and those who become our potential customers. We should connect those people who once but our products but somehow doesn’t come back. Internal audience Managers, staff members, share holders who invest in company’s shares. Strategies for communication plan • Training session for employees has been designed in which they are tech about change in organization.

The study found Gen Y are tech savvy but not great team player, Gen X are entrepreneurial thinking but rank low on executive presence and boomers are team player and loyal but do not adapt so well (Giang, 2013). 78% of the responders agree member of Gen Y are believed to be the most tech savvy who know how to utilize social media to leverage opportunities. 68% of the responders agree that this young workers are most “enthusiastic” about their job. In contrast, Gen Y scored lowest on being team player, hardworking, and productive part of an organization. More Gen Y were interested in how to get a promotion compared to Gen X or Baby Boomers (Giang, 2013).

The predecessor’s generation feels that millennials are out of line but they are just reluctant to accept changing times because they are used to things being a certain way. In the end, the anger amongst predecessor’s generation towards millennials come out to be nothing but envy because they feel like they are obsolete (Ellin 211). In the words of Roy Cohen, an executive coach in New York, “they’re an extraordinary generation that we should be celebrating, not dumping on” (Ellin 212). The millennials generation is looked down on because they do not follow the old

After research and interviews, she suggests that marketing through social networks is the approach that needs to be taken in order to catch the millennial attention. I agree

Businesses have reported challenges in integrating the Generation Y employees into the Baby Boomer culture. The Generation Y, also known as the Millennials form the latest generation of workers entering the job market. However, dealing with them is quite complex, which means managers balance both the expectations of the millennials and company objectives to achieve optimal performance and productivity. This report seeks to provide insight on recruitment, management, and retention of the Generation Y employees to Baxter Electronics, a Chicago-based software manufacturer. This report will also discuss the characteristics of the Millennials and provide recommendations for managing and retaining them in the workforce.

HR managers must stay abreast of NLRB decisions to determine how social media cases are handled. Previous decisions can give insight to what actions are permissible. For example, in October of 2010, NLRB cited a complaint against the American Medical Response of Connecticut for firing an employee for making negative remarks against her supervisor (Stoler, 2010). The employee’s response on social media was determined to be protected; therefore, her termination was illegal. For this reason, policy language regarding the use of social media should be specific and void of broad language that could be disputed and challenged (Dewey, 2014).

Employers are fire from their jobs or are put on pressure because of an incident on their social media website. This can be the result of one thing they put online that undermined the person’s skilled

Along with innovation he should also give equal weightage to investment in existing products. Though inviting falcons is a great idea but people outside the company shouldn’t be made subsidiary officials unless they make an extraordinary contribution to the subsidiary because this make company employees feel out of the

Other thing she mentioned was that she had to adapt to not having salary for indefinite amount of time (Shih, 2015). Even during those work filled days she had enough self-confidence and confidence with her vision. She believed that it will work and that social media will be bigger thing for business in the

Steel delivered a lecture on How to Connect and Influence People Online and I attended that lecture to learn from his revolutionary ideas in respect of internet, social media and online marketing. His philosophy is based on the prospects. His vision urges the leaners to take the people on social media as prospects and nail them when they are vulnerable. His philosophy revolves around knowing the prospects, learning everything about their interests, hobbies and work and then lure them into becoming customers.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Over the past fifteen years, social media has advanced definitely both by they way we use it and how noticeable it is inside of our social culture. This advancement of social media has spilled over and impacted most businesses. Social media has taken the sports business to another level with regards to sports marketing and advertising, and brand sponsorships with different online networking channels like Twitter and Facebook. From the pros to the minors nearly every sports club, association, league and team has an official social media account on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Youth today are very inclined in using social media. Most of the students tend to believe that social media helps them a lot in terms of learning, studying, researching and finding information. Students can be easily influenced. Due to their curiosity, they want to explore or try what is new and trending to be able to fit into the society. They are able to easily adapt everything that they see around them.