Apr 14

3 min read

The Gen X work problem

First, let’s be clear: I have never been a big fan of generalizing about generations. I am making a small exception for parts of the argument in this post.

Who is Gen X?

Mid-40s to late-50s now. Molly Ringwald, baby! Kurt Cobain!

And how have they been described?

More from Ted Bauer

Blogging, largely about work and how to improve it. How I make (some) money: http://thecontextofthings.com/work-with-me/

Love podcasts or audiobooks? Learn on the go with our new app.

About Help Terms Privacy

Get the Medium app

Ted Bauer

Ted Bauer

Blogging, largely about work and how to improve it. How I make (some) money: http://thecontextofthings.com/work-with-me/

More from Medium

Ronke Babajide
in
Our World Tomorrow

Why Your Work Not Your Lifestyle Could Ultimately Be Killing You

Conflict between health and work of employee on unbalanced scale. comparison of healthy life of person and office career flat vector illustration. responsibility for health, medical insurance concept

Maya Strong

The Richest Man in the World Is Essentially Homeless

Maj-le Bridges

8 Thoughts Running Through My Gen X Brain While Gen Z Leads This Meeting

Sophie Lucido Johnson

I Grew Up In Portland, And I’m Done Hating On It

Help
Status
Writers
Blog
Careers
Privacy
Terms
About
Knowable