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.
Sincethe pandemic spread from country to country in the early part of the year, many graduating seniors have been reexamining their plans going forward, according to a new survey. As a generational researcher and author of the forthcoming book, Zconomy, I shared some of CGK’s latest insights with Michelle Fox of CNBC about the new data as it relates to Gen Z and graduating high school seniors.
Colleges and universities across the U.S. were forced to rapidly move to an online format or close completely this past March as they quickly tried to adapt to a situation most have never encountered before: a global pandemic. Now that the fall semester is on the horizon, colleges are trying to determine what higher education should look like in Fall 2020.
