Generation X; what are they like?

Article Abstract:

In-depth research indicates that about 40% of the new generation of young adults are products of divorce. As a consequence, most of them are individualistic, self-absorbed and freedom-minded. They lack the loyalty and commitment the previous generation had and are apt to venture on their own.

Psychological aspects, Children of divorced parents

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How to manage an X'er

Article Abstract:

The new generation of young adults or X'ers have much to offer to the economy and society. They are enthusiastic, creative and compassionate. With the proper management and motivation, X'ers will easily fit into the present global, diverse and highly technological workplace.

Methods, Human resource management, Employee motivation

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The real generation gap

Article Abstract:

Statistics show that the generation gap has widened considerably in the 1990s. Nowhere is this gap more evident than in knowledge, skills, work, critical thinking and morality. It is therefore necessary for parents to take a proactive role in addressing this gap.

Analysis, Conflict of generations, Generation gap

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