This article proves that as things change, they remain the same. It also demonstrates the leveling effect of technology on the calamity and chaos of a generation (i.e., COVID, Remote Work). A great read Bradley !
I always quote Mark Twain in these cases: "History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes." Finding parallels between generations helps build empathy and understand. Thank you for your comment. I am thrilled you like it. Please feel free to share with your network.
Excellent insight that brings clarity rather than broad-stroke stereotypes.
"Despite what we’ve been led to believe, generations are more alike than most think, especially in the workforce—research shows this time and time again."
Existential influences, technology and situations account for so much distinction between generations.
It will be interesting to see if GenZ resolves many of the foundational challenges we have and aligns us as their great-grandparents did.
It's certainly too early to predict which way they will go. Regardless, the foundational parallels are hard to ignore. Thank you, as always, for your comments and support.
“The secret is there is no secret.” Great article. Very insightful. I have been pondering this subject myself as I really have an aversion to labelling myself or others. Putting people in boxes is limiting and othering which, as you mention in your work, is divisive. Anything that builds understanding, empathy and a more compassionate world is to be welcomed.
Thank you for commenting and being part of this community. Stereotyping any generation or group of people is inherently problematic. However, it is possible to look back to history to uncover parallels that can foster greater understanding for what the future may bring.
This article proves that as things change, they remain the same. It also demonstrates the leveling effect of technology on the calamity and chaos of a generation (i.e., COVID, Remote Work). A great read Bradley !
I always quote Mark Twain in these cases: "History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes." Finding parallels between generations helps build empathy and understand. Thank you for your comment. I am thrilled you like it. Please feel free to share with your network.
Excellent insight that brings clarity rather than broad-stroke stereotypes.
"Despite what we’ve been led to believe, generations are more alike than most think, especially in the workforce—research shows this time and time again."
Existential influences, technology and situations account for so much distinction between generations.
It will be interesting to see if GenZ resolves many of the foundational challenges we have and aligns us as their great-grandparents did.
It's certainly too early to predict which way they will go. Regardless, the foundational parallels are hard to ignore. Thank you, as always, for your comments and support.
“The secret is there is no secret.” Great article. Very insightful. I have been pondering this subject myself as I really have an aversion to labelling myself or others. Putting people in boxes is limiting and othering which, as you mention in your work, is divisive. Anything that builds understanding, empathy and a more compassionate world is to be welcomed.
Thank you for commenting and being part of this community. Stereotyping any generation or group of people is inherently problematic. However, it is possible to look back to history to uncover parallels that can foster greater understanding for what the future may bring.