Interesting articles to read -- 11-09-2012

Interesting articles to read -- 11-09-2012

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History: Shastri’s death: Tashkent Whodunit: An Enduring Tale. His family rues the closure they’ve been denied over Lal Bahadur Shastri’s death. By Saba Naqvi Read

Future Of Work: The New Work Ethic. The millennial generation views work and fun very differently. As these youngsters embark on their professional lives, many companies are adapting to match their unique needs. By Kripa Mahalingam Read

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Info-graphics: Generation gap in computer security

When it comes to computer security, the attitudes of users have a lot to do with how much risk is introduced into an organization due to online behavior and general tech savvy. How does it break down between generations? This snapshot from ZoneAlarm shows the differences in priorities, concerns, and other security-related issues between Gen Y and Baby Boomers.

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Gen Y: How Millennials Are Changing the Workplace

At 76 million strong, more than double the size of Generation X (1965-1979), Generation Y is the largest generation to enter the American market place since the 80 million baby boomers born in 1946. Referred to as Gen Y, Millennials or Next Gen (roughly 1980-1989), this group already has established a name for itself — and not a particularly favorable one. Known as the “what’s in it for me?” generation, Gen Y is presenting challenges for managers and impacting diversity and inclusion initiatives.

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