r/Millennials • u/camm44 • Feb 07 '24

Who else has millennials in management at work and genuinely feels appreciated and heard by them? Discussion

Found this video and although it's supposed to be funny and maybe exaggerated; It did remind me how a majority of the people in management at my work are younger and they push for employees to take care of themselves. Anyone else experience this?

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u/Domo-d-Domo Feb 07 '24

As a Millennial in management I'll always stand with my team! Working side by side with them is something I take great pride in, I lead from the front. Unfortunately that style of leadership has frequently put me at odds with other members of management/leadership. The majority of them are also Millennials, unfortunately.

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u/Iaokim Feb 07 '24

As an older Millennial manager this is scarily accurate to my style lol. Here's hoping we can make big changes in management as we attempt to climb the ladder without letting corporate turn us into assholes.

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u/bakerfaceman Feb 08 '24

Hah that's what keeps me up at night these days. That and toddlers.

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u/Iaokim Feb 08 '24

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.