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Definition of Generation Y: The generation of people born during the 1980s and early 1990s. The name is based on Generation X, the generation that preceded them. Members of Generation Y are often referred to as "echo boomers" ...

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As a general trend of thought, most Generation Y adults are more interested in job fulfilment and satisfaction than they are large salaries.

On average, Generation Y adults are more liberally-minded than people from older generations.

Approximately 65% of them says that they support same-sex marriage.

Generation Y is considered overall the most ambitious of all the generations.

The medium of communication that Generation Y adults favour is the e-mail, whereas most of their parents in Generation X would opt for the telephone.

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The generation of people born during the 1980s and early 1990s. The name is based on  Generation Y, the generation that preceded them. They are sometimes called echo boomers because some of them are the children of baby boomers. Other names for this group are the Millennials, the Internet Generation, and the abbreviated Gen Y.

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Gen Y or Generation Y means anyone born between the early 1980s and the early 2000s.

The oldest members of Generation Y born at the same time the Compaq Portable PC was issued, meanwhile the youngest members at the same time as the first generation iPod mini.

Generation Y adults live with their parents, on average, longer than members of older generations did.