Clash of the Generations

Today, not every generation in history, more generations are working actively. America 's labor force is in the era when four generations are working in the same workplace. Older generations are not ready to quit smoking, and the baby-boom generation has not yet reached the retirement age. Generation X began to become a manager, but Generation Y wanted to influence the workplace. Each group has its own value, attitude, ability, prejudice. For these four generations, leadership style has no effect.

Generational conflict is common in many novels. In Anzia Yezierksa 's novel "Baker", the theme is conflict between two generations of will. We see conflict through culture, generation, community, religion, generation, and many other people. The conflict of the most prominent will is the confrontation between the hero Sarah and her father Mosha or Rebes Molinski. Some people may say that these two roles conflict due to their differences. Others may say that their similarity leads to conflicts between them. It seems that their similarities and the differences between them lead to their contradiction.

Many cultural conflicts between generations are exaggerated. Some of them are based on stereotypes. The difference between the Millennial generation and the baby boom generation should be regarded as an asset, not a liability. Smart smart business leaders can use the differences between generations to strengthen the organization. Therefore, you may think increasing the power of the Mirenical generation in the workplace will pose a certain degree of threat to the baby-boomer generation. However, the transfer of power between generations is novelty. Due to the economic downturn and the turbulence of the concern after the economic downturn, rather than what we should do, we have become more aware of the differences between the Millennial generation and the baby boom generation

Another big theme is the conflict between the Japanese population and the socialized generation in American lifestyle. The former practiced the way of life in ancient Japan and the latter practiced contemporary American culture, there have been obvious conflicts between the two generations. The latter generation regarded the ancients as lazy and ignored many important aspects of culture that people expected to experience. This subject came out to Rosie. Rosie knew little about Japanese for the socialization of American lifestyle. She did not understand that her mother was interested in posting articles about ha every week in the San Francisco daily (Yamamoto 19-24). However, the mother thought that this was an important aspect of Japanese culture, and it was finally rewarded from the editor of the newspaper.