Value stability and direct influence on processes; they tend to "work to live" rather than "live to work".
The (initially developed by Strauss and Howe) suggests that historical cycles shape the shared values, behaviors, and worldviews of people born in the same period. Each generation typically spans about 15–20 years and reacts to the technological and social shifts of its era. Generation X (The "Lost" Generation or "Nomads") Birth Years: Roughly 1965 – 1980 . Value stability and direct influence on processes; they
Often called "latchkey kids," they are self-reliant and pragmatic. the rise of personal computing
Grew up during the Cold War, the rise of personal computing, and the transition to globalization. Key Traits: Value stability and direct influence on processes; they