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12/2/2013 – The 3-Generational Workplace: It's (Really!) a Good Thing (Forbes)

The working world is in a moment of extraordinary generational change.

Baby Boomers (a generation 76 million strong) are reaching the traditional retirement age, but many are continuing to work well into their 60s and 70s (and sometimes beyond). At the same time, Millennials (a generation 80 million strong) are advancing in their careers and beginning to take on leadership roles at their companies. Add in the Gen Xers (those in their mid-30s and 40s), and for the first time, we’re seeing a workplace full of three generations.

Read the full article at Forbes.

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