What assumptions do we make about our employees based on age? The age stereotypes are popular and broad. Millennials get the brunt of the jokes, everything from their wanting applause for just showing up for work to promoting them for everything they do! Baby boomers get chastised for not being […]
The 55-year-old millennial
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