The ABCs of Boomers, X, Ys, Zs,

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+ Sacha Chua 5 months ago
Oh, that’s what I get for having slides without much text. The point that I wanted to make with slide 5 is that the generation gaps aren’t _that_ big (compared to common perceptions on slide 4). Slide 6 tempers that by saying there _are_ some differences, but it’s hard to tell if they’re generational or age-related. =)
+ Andy Piper 5 months ago
Whilst I agree with some of the ideas here, I think I’d take issue with two thoughts. One is not explicit in your presentation, but may be implied (not necessarily though) - there are not always differences in behaviour between generations, and I certainly believe that, for example, some baby boomers share characteristics with some Gen Yers. The other thing I’d call out, is that 'participation' is often associated with things like the Obama campaign (thus it could be seen as manifest in the Gen Y bracket) - see Grown Up Digital - and therefore it is not wholly a fact of Millennials online. Just my 2p. It would be awesome if you added a commentary!

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