Millennials and Loyalty: The Competitive Advantage of Alumni

Out of the Comfort Zone

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Organizations recognize that millennials will soon account for 50% of their employees. However, most managers are finding millennials frustrating as employees because from the manager’s point of view, millennials seem entitled, unwilling to do the detail work, not putting in their “time” and lacking loyalty, among other things. Millennials, however, have a different point of view about what it takes to build a career and what they will be loyal to. Tune in to learn more about how millennials view their careers, what they expect from their employers and what that means employers can do to get the best from this generation.

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