For the first time, the increase in life expectancy means there will be four generations of people, and therefore candidates, in the work force. Those include the “traditionalists" born between 1922 and 1943, the “boomers” born between 1943 and 1960, the “Gen-Xers" born between 1960 and 1980, and the "millennial" born after 1980. Each generation has a different perspective of the role of work/career in their life.
4 Generations in Your Work Force
I'd like to discuss with you some miscellaneous subjects that have to do with your job search, and especially for a new graduate or one new to the job market:
Mentors
A lot is written, and always has been, about mentors. Mentors during the job search are people that might be able to provide insight into a particular job, career, or your search in general...
Mentors and Other Tips
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