Comments on: generational spy http://www.fishingforwater.net/archives/58 ... altogether just a drop in the sea ... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:44:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Russ Eckel http://www.fishingforwater.net/archives/58#comment-182 Tue, 06 Feb 2007 11:14:20 +0000 http://www.fishingforwater.net/archives/58#comment-182 I just read a rather lengthy blog post about generational differences in the workplace (Generation Y Blog). And then I read your post. I must say I enjoyed your comments a lot more. They're much more authentic and at the same time nuanced. Your reflections about your natuaral attitude towards technology points out one of the obvious strenths of a whole lot of people in your generation. But, while you are saying you take pride in your skills, which you should, you did not go into a jag about the lack of savviness amongst older co-workers. This leads me to wonder where all of this talk about intergenerational conflict is coming from? I'd be interested in exploring this issue. I just read a rather lengthy blog post about generational differences in the workplace (Generation Y Blog). And then I read your post. I must say I enjoyed your comments a lot more. They’re much more authentic and at the same time nuanced. Your reflections about your natuaral attitude towards technology points out one of the obvious strenths of a whole lot of people in your generation. But, while you are saying you take pride in your skills, which you should, you did not go into a jag about the lack of savviness amongst older co-workers. This leads me to wonder where all of this talk about intergenerational conflict is coming from?

I’d be interested in exploring this issue.

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