Eline Kullock’s Blog
Posted in Generation Y, Millennial on jul 23rd, 2010
By Blake Sunshine* The hardest part about growing up is figuring out what you want. For a lot of Gen-Y’s this means deciding what to do after graduation. But even years after graduation, the journey of knowing what you want never seems to end. Figuring out what you want is hard, but it becomes so [...]
Posted in Artikullocks, Generation, Generation Y on jul 15th, 2010
By Sarah Newton I do think when it comes to managing Gen Y we are missing a trick. We talk a lot about how Generation Y are good at asking for what they want and fantastic and speaking up, putting their work-life balance at the centre of what they do, all of which I think [...]
Posted in Generation, Generation Y, Millennial, Web on jul 13th, 2010
By Carol Phillips* Financial services are waking up to the potential of Gen Y consumers. Millennials may not have a lot of money now, but they are determined to pay down their debt and conserve resources for the future. Coming of age in an era of massive financial uncertainty, they may even come to be [...]
Posted in Artikullocks, Education, Generation, Generation Y on jul 6th, 2010
By Sarah Newton As England comes home defeated from the World Cup, it becomes so obvious that there is lack of good talent coming up through the ranks of sport in the UK and it seems that this skill shortage is hitting hard. My eyes were recently drawn to an article in Construction Manager (my [...]
Posted in Artikullocks, Generation, Generation Y, Millennial on jun 29th, 2010
By Sarah Newton This is a post that I have wanted to write for so long and no, I haven’t been procrastinating, I just needed to get an inside ticket, so to speak. In the UK there are a few amazing companies that have been started by Gen X ( of Gen Jones for those [...]
Posted in Artikullocks, Generation, Generation Y, Generation Z on jun 17th, 2010
By Sarah Newton There has been little talk up to now about Gen Z, but I can see a few things coming up through the ranks. A recent post has claimed that they are more like Gen Y than Gen Y. Saying that, they are more connected and more comfortable with technology – well of [...]
Posted in Education, Generation, Generation Y, Millennial on jun 1st, 2010
By Carol Phillips* Nearly 20 years ago, William Strauss and Neil Howe wrote a book that theorized a 22 year generational cycle based on repeating generational archetypes called simply “Generations“. They called these cycles ‘turnings’. Children raised during a particular Turning share similar historical and cultural experiences, which results in their being like each other, [...]
Posted in Artikullocks, Generation, Generation Y, Millennial on mai 20th, 2010
By Sarah Newton Generation Y employees are always being discussed and yet again, more research has the papers saying yes, they do have a sense of entitlement. There is a post that says: “Gen Y workers get a bad rap in the workplace, with many a geezer complaining that their work ethic is less developed [...]
Posted in Generation, Generation Y, Millennial on mai 13th, 2010
By Carol Phillips* “I don’t read a lot, I never have. I was happy when the movie ‘Where the Wild things Are’ came out, ’cause that’s the first movie I’ve ever been qualified to say that the book was better than the movie.” — Tony Grayson, High School Senior, Oak Park, IL As a professor, [...]
Posted in Generation, Generation Y, Marketing on mar 22nd, 2010
By Grace Boyle* If you know someone who lives in the United States, you should have probably already heard about the 2010 U.S. Census. I felt like a real adult opening the envelope, ready to “offer” my household information, ballpoint pen in hand. Looks like I’m a small percentage of eager participants in my generation [...]
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