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In The world according to Y, Huntley examines the values and expectations of Generation Y from her position as a member of Generation X, offering valuable insights into the 'largest youth generation in history'. In addition, today's workforce includes the Traditionalists (pre-1946), Baby Boomers (1946-1964), and Generation X (1964-1979). However, Generation X differs from baby boomers in such significant ways that, if not addressed, may have a negative effect on cooperative working relationships. |
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