More offices are making an effort to incorporate playtime into the workday. Stephanie Keith / Reuters Yes, many Millennials are still crashing on their parent’s couches. And there’s data to support the claim that they generally want more perks but less face time, and that they hope to rise quickly but don’t stick around for very long.
Do Millennials Make For Bad Employees?
gwhite@theatlantic.com, The Atlantic
Mon, 11/30/2015 - 11:49am
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