generational differences can’t be ignored
don’t stereotype, but don’t pretend all ages are the same, either.
by marc rosenberg
cpa firm staff: managing your #1 asset
“each generation imagines itself more intelligent than the one before it and wiser than the one that comes after it.” – george orwell
the following was written by scott steadman, who heads up jacksonville, fl-based steadman valuations and forensic accounting llc. read with caution: statements about the traits of an entire generation are, of course, generalizations that do not necessarily apply to every individual in the grouping.
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baby boomers (born 1946-1964)
early on, a strong economy and stable lifestyle made baby boomers generally optimistic about their future and the future of the united states. once known as idealistic dreamers, boomers were forced to focus on their economic future and real-world concerns over money and stability. in the movie “wall street,” when gordon gekko said “greed is good,” he was speaking to (and for) baby boomers.
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