[Lil'freeper]

The experts are behind the curve on this one. What we really need are books on how to deal with these kids now that they’re becoming established in the workplace.

[gridlock]

What we really need are books on how to deal with these kids now that they’re becoming established in the workplace.

Fire them when they don't work out.

[nina0113]

What we really need are books on how to deal with these kids now that they’re becoming established in the workplace.

My plan is early retirement.

[utherdoul]

In my experience they either shape the frack up or they get fired real quick. Kids aren’t quite as bad as the article makes them out to be by in large, they learn fast that what they learned in school in that regard is worthless or they don’t make money.

[TAdams8591]

"What we really need are books on how to deal with these kids now that they’re becoming established in the workplace."

Exactly.

[Gorzaloon]

The experts are behind the curve on this one. What we really need are books on how to deal with these kids now that they’re becoming established in the workplace.

There is. Our personell department had one, called "Lawful Dismissal Guidelines".

[RoadTest]

“The experts are behind the curve on this one.”

That’s right. Dave Hunt pointed out the error of teaching “self esteem” years ago in his book “Beyond Seduction”.

He noted that The Bible teaches the opposite: “Let no man think more highly of himself than he ought.” (Romans 12:3) and, in Phillippians 2:3, “ Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves. “.