Why Generation Y?

On August 1, 1981, the most commonly known music television called MTV was available to approximately 1 million cable television users in the United States. MTV was developed by John Lack. John Lack also owns a children's TV station Nickelodeon. MTV is a new unique channel because it adopts an unprecedented TV approach. Play music videos for 24 hours at MTV so that fans can listen to their favorite songs in various ways.

Baby boomers are working for the Y generation, and there is only hostility between them. why? The Y generation born since 1980 has many features of veterans. They are not like parents. They are very interesting and have clear goals and loyalties. As a solution, consider making the generation of the baby-boomer generation function not for generation Y but for veterans. Between today's generations, there are more obvious differences than ever. Over the past 60 years our world has made tremendous changes. Understanding these differences helps to customize their information to make the best use of individuals, their work and relationships - family, friends, workplace associates. Good business is based on understanding others. The only way most of us think the right way is our way. This does not apply to business and private life.

The second largest age population - and the most direct change - were born in 1982-2005 and are known as the "Y generation". According to the March 2014 Pew Research Report, the Y generation is less motivated to go to church and there is a high possibility of challenging the authority. They have a busy life and love technology. Higher education is important, but work is not itself a goal, but work simply helps to provide leisure, comfort and style. If we can find ways to connect with them, the Y generation can become a next generation "wonderful generation".