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Jay Leno Monologue Analysis
If ever there was an idea custom-made for a Jay Leno monologue, this was it: "Millennials lack commitment, but hire them anyway". It is often said that Millennials are not as committed to one employment in their lifetime.
Isn't that like failing to acknowledge the fact, that millennials are eager, capable of doing their work, as well as, very driven?
What ever happened to offering millennials excellent retirement package benefits that can increase employment longevity? I happen to sympathize with millennials, though, perhaps because millennials are not seen as serious

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