Now that we’ve covered how generations are created and who the generations are, let’s discuss why generations matter.

"Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it.” ~George Orwell

The traditional measure of generations is "familial generations," where a generation is defined by a single step in the line of descent from an ancestor.

The Next Generation Catalyst Podcast episode #044.

Episode Overview

In this episode of the Next Generation Catalyst Podcast, we interview the CEO of Grovo, Jeff Fernandez. We discuss best practices...

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Engaged employees are a rare commodity these days, especially among Millennials — 71% are disengaged at work, the most of any generation. Disengaged employees result in decreased productivity,...

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While more and more organizations seem to want to hire Millennials who are independent, entrepreneurial-minded, and champions of change, there can be plenty of growing pains as Millennials learn the...

Widespread personal access to a wireless internet-enabled supercomputer (aka smartphone) has accelerated the rate of change and disruption individuals and industries can experience. The release of a...

The Next Generation Catalyst Podcast episode #043.

Episode Overview

In this episode of the Next Generation Catalyst Podcast, we interview Director of Trends & Insights at TrendWatching, Maxwell...