Summary Of Generational Differences

From climbing up a mountain to simply getting your job done at work, hard work is needed to carry out a specific goal. Susan Villella is a hard worker. Villella is always on her toe. She values the hard work and dedication one can put towards their job. She’s able to balance her job while having the free time to spend it with loved ones and doing activities she enjoys.
Unlike many students Villella did not go to college straight out of high school. Instead, after graduating from high school, she settled down and started a family. She got married and had two daughters. It wasn’t until she was in her late twenties when she decided it was time for her to go back to school. She was nervous to go back, she thought she was too old to start college, but she explains that “If you’re a hard worker and willing to learn, you’ll be fine,” and she
She claims that her generation is always working and never sitting still, while this generation an average teen can spend hours doing nothing. Like the article, ‘Generational Differences’ by Dogan Gursoy where he implies people of different generations have a hard time understanding each other. For Villella the characteristic she most looks for in a person is how hardworking they are. In the article the author notes that people of the Generation X see millennials as people who lack ownership and have no sense of urgency. Although the criticism might seem negative she does admire how much technology has grown and how quickly millennials adapt to it. Technology gives us more opportunities than people back then could even imagine. It allows people to work anywhere in the world. They could be working with someone countries apart and still be able to communicate just fine. Although different generations have different viewpoints, in their own way, they will work hard to reach towards their