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Millennials are considered lazy, narcissistic and entitled. They want to make an impact on their jobs or careers, but won't take the effort and patience it takes for it to achieve these things.
But why did they become like that?
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Parents told them they're the best, the world is full of possibilities and and tried to help them with their problems, which they should have solved on their own. For example in school: very often they didn't get the ball school grades the actually deserve, because teachers didn't want to deal with their parents.
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Facebook, Instagram and other social media apps allow us to put filter on things. In this way we become specialist in showing everybody that life is amazing, while we might be depressed or numb at the same time. And then there is the dopamine addiction, too. People turn to a device when they struggle. Social Media makes it also harder to establish meaning for relationships. A lot of millennials admit that they have a lot of friends, but a lot or all of them will let them down if something better comes along.
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Impacience: we grew up in a World of instant gratification. This goes from Amazon to Tinder. But this doesn't work for job satisfaction or meaningful relationships.
Environment: the millennials are put in an environment where we care more about the numbers than the people, where money is more important than relationships. We care more about the year than the life time.
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