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May 20, 2021 Older Millennials are not taking kindly to the latest label they’ve been given. A recent “Medium” piece called “Why the Hybrid Workforce of the Future Depends on the ‘Geriatric Millennial” hit the wrong tone with the group. An author named Erica Dhawan coined the term given to that in between group that are too old to be a regular millennial but still younger than any Gen Xers. The article, by the way, was very complimentary. It noted Cuspers, as some call them, are “comfortable with both analog and digital forms of communication” and was the “first generatio...

Help! I’m a geriatric millennial Suzannah Ramsdale High up on the list of ways a woman would rather not be described? Geriatric. But there it was, screaming at me during my evening Twitter doomscroll: ‘Born between 1980-1985? You’re a geriatric millennial.’ Ok, I thought, stay calm. This must be a mistake. Surely there’s another definition for geriatric. Perhaps young, cool people (like me, obvs) have co-opted it in a hilarious, ironic way. I googled it. Noun: ‘an old person who is receiving special care.’ Below that: ‘a person who is old and incapable or outda...

A Medium article that created the term 'geriatric millennial' has everyone born between 1980-1985 up in arms over the new term.

4 better names for my generation than ‘Geriatric Millennial’ Updated 2:24 PM; Facebook Share What do you call the special generation of people born between the years of 1980 and 1985? Well, according to a story making the Twitter rounds today: “Geriatric Millennial.” The article, “Why the Hybrid Workforce of the Future Depends on the ‘Geriatric Millennial,’” is ostensibly a business story, written by a self-professed “Geriatric Millennial,” about how powerful this group of people, which includes a handful of CEOs, is. So, nice. But, as a person born in 1982, I would like ...

Fields hopes to build a strong Climax Springs ag program from the ground up Joyce Miller newsroom@lakesunonline.com The Future Depends on Teachers One year ago, the unthinkable happened — our nation’s schools had to shut their doors. The COVID-19 pandemic hit our K-12 teachers hard. Yet despite incredible challenges, our teachers are innovating and rising to meet this new reality head-on. One of the lessons that really hit home as a result of the pandemic was how critical teachers are to our educational and economic recovery. Over the course of this week, the Lake Sun will feature stories...