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Professionalism at its peak
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this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2024
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I also do this and I'm just a jaded millennial who is pretty sure my job doesn't matter, and am preparing for the water wars in 20 years instead of trying to build my resume further.
I'm pretty sure this started with Gen X, increased with Gen Y (excuse me, Millennials), and has significantly increased with Gen Z (Zoomers).
At least Gen X didn't get some stupid moniker that stuck.
Gen X didn’t do much of anything, really, except be forgotten
They did here.
Battle of Seattle
As an old millennial, fuck that term, I'm gen y and always have been
Always felt the same. I grew up being told I was Gen Y, until suddenly I wasn't anymore.