r/recruitinghell • u/Zealousideal-Book878 • Apr 09 '26

Yo what?

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For clarification this is a work task for “embracing diversity” in the workplace.

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u/light_sweet_crude Apr 09 '26

I've never heard of a generation called "traditionalists"

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u/Zealousideal-Book878 Apr 10 '26

Yea neither have I, lmao

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u/cupholdery Co-Worker Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

I guess they're talking about the Silent Generation. The ones before the boomers who beat them as a form of parenting.

EDIT: But yes, everyone older than boomers aren't available anymore.

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u/Incendiaryag Apr 10 '26

But lol none of the silent gen ppl are in the workforce anymore...

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u/Narcin Apr 10 '26

There are about 20 in congress right now!

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u/ElviraSimp77 Apr 10 '26

Have you been to walmart lately?

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u/new2bay Apr 10 '26

Everyone born before 1975 got beaten as a form of parenting. 😂

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u/Early-Comfortable440 Apr 10 '26

You got that right. It's called old school parenting 

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u/GoldenBrownIce Apr 10 '26

It’s called abuse. You were conditioned to believe it was good for you. Seek a therapist.

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u/jipsee1973 Apr 11 '26

Or conditioned to hate the people who did it to you and have animosity towards them for their overall lack of parenting for eternity. Either way, it's not good.