What Your Younger Employees Are Really Thinking

May 17, 2022 · The New York Times · Adrian J. Rivera, Patrick Healy

In the latest Times Opinion focus group, 12 millennial Americans — ages 26 to 33 — discussed how the pandemic had upended and shaped their young careers, not all of it bad.

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