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"Geriatric millennials" (born between 1980 and 1985) are best positioned to lead teams that will thrive in the hybrid workplace," writes @ericadhawan.http://read.medium.com/HbZzE3k
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Was born in 1979. Very happy not being labeled "geriatric" at my ripe old age of 42.
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Don't worry - as members of Gen X nobody will ever call us geriatric. To call us *anything* they'd have to remember we exist.
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90s kid here...there is no way in heaven or hades you got a person who is between 22 and 31 who has 'no idea how to take a message on the phone'. The story is either years old, the person is not a good fit, or your glengarry glen ross environment had them running for the hills.
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40 yr olds. You're talking about 40 yr olds.
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I’m 36 and part of this group... geriatric?!
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Just inventing generational labels willy-nilly these days, eh?
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*drinks metamucil* Ok, I'm ready to lead.
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*gets up from my chair with a loud groan* Let's do this
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So can I get senior citizen discounts now?
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