The greatest generation or over-confident and immature?
How in the world can Gen Y (Millennials) say they are the greatest generation ever? They didn’t fight in a World War, survive the Great Depression, and are barely in their thirties, so how can you make such a bold claim on national TV?
In this controversial interview, I debate whether Gen Y can truly say they are the greatest generation. The answer will surprise you (as will the debate about free interns).
I love sharing data and research-driven insights with the media to separate generational myth from truth! To schedule an interview with me, please contact my team.
The COVID pandemic is the generation-defining event for Gen Z. The effects of the pandemic will shape the rest of Gen Z’s lives. Recently, I spoke with AXIOS to share The Center for Generational Kinetics’ latest research on the challenges many in Gen Z are experiencing as they move further through the pandemic (and, hopefully, enter the post-pandemic period!).
The COVID-19 pandemic is Gen Z’s generational marker. The social and emotional damage this pandemic has had—and will continue to have—on Gen Z cannot be overstated. Candidly, we need to talk about this much more so that it becomes a safe and constructive conversation as we all work to help this generation, their families, and their communities.
