You raised us, now work with us : millennials, career success, and building strong workplace teams / Lauren Stiller Rikleen.

Publisher's description: Millennials are often stereotyped: they are "entitled", seek promotions prematurely, and require constant praise. They see themselves, however, buried in historically high student debt and thwarted by an outdated workplace structure. This ground-breaking book...

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Main Author: Rikleen, Lauren Stiller (Author)
Corporate Author: American Bar Association. Law Practice Division (sponsoring body.)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Chicago, Illinois : ABA Law Practice Division, [2014]
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505 0 0 |g Introduction :  |t Why another book about the Millennial generation now? --  |g PART ONE:  |t On the cusp --  |t Generations in transition : searching for the new normal --  |t Uphill both ways : the Millennials' view of their generational legacy --  |t Ground control to Major Tom : send in the helicopter --  |t Parents can you spare a condo? : perspectives on parental financial support --  |t What does the mirror see : entitlement or self-respect? --  |t He talks, she texts : is anybody listening? --  |t "You cannot wear that to work!" --  |g PART TWO:  |t Navigating ambiguity and other lessons that helicopter parents should have taught --  |t Definitions at variance : hard work, loyalty, and self-perceptions --  |t Moving forward with feedback --  |t Rethinking the workplace --  |g PART THREE:  |t Adapting the workplace to develop tomorrow's leaders --  |t The future thanks you for your sanity : how Millennials have redefined success and what it means for the future. 
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