Posted 9/2/2023, 11:00:00 AM

Millennials didn’t kill the ‘organization man’ after all. Federal data reveals it was the boomers all along

The idea that younger generations are responsible for the rise in job-hopping is a misconception, as data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals that baby boomers actually switched employers just as frequently, if not more so, than millennials, with job-hopping being a common behavior early in one's career across generations.

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