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A generation born between 1980 and 2000, also known as Gen Y, may be one. If so, everything might sound familiar. Unlike their parents, millennials don’t want to work long hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day and make a lot of money. They find that having fun, hanging out with loved ones, and travelling make them the happiest. They must have sufficient time for it. As a result, Generation Y either works less or more efficiently. The latter is likely accurate because they were raised in a technologically advanced environment. A portion of the physical labour may be replaced by automation processes, freeing up more time for millennials to pursue their personal interests. They seek employment that is valuable, adding value for the workforce, the process, or the business. Millennials desire to make a difference in the world.

A person’s value was in his possessions during the period when millennials were growing up.

Brand-name clothing, a BMW in the driveway, and a large house. If you have those things, you have succeeded. But gradually, we are less concerned with “things.” That’s because more and more individuals are realising that in order to produce these items, valuable raw materials that aren’t readily available must be used. Additionally, the employees in the factories in underdeveloped nations who produce these “things” are not

compensated. That doesn’t match the model for a better world that most Millennials aspire to. As a result, people choose their purchases with greater thought. Vintage and used goods shops are more popular than ever. To ensure greater durability of new products, quality comes first. On the other hand, due to the longer working hours, free time has grown in value. For millennials, time spent with friends, family, and interests is more important than material goods.