Generation Y-ers are more serious than their "immediate gratification" parents and feel
more dedicated to get credentials to ensure their economic survival in a recessionary economy.

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Generation Y, also known as Millennials, are often characterized by their comfort with digital technology and their value for work-life balance, rather than being more serious or solely focused on economic survival compared to their parents (often Baby Boomers or Generation X), who themselves have diverse characteristics not limited to seeking immediate gratification. The statement oversimplifies generational traits and economic motivations.

Generation Y-Ers Are More Serious Than Their "Immediate Gratification" Parents