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Definition of Gen Yer in English: Gen Yernounˌdʒɛn ˈwʌɪəˌjen ˈwīər Gen Yers have no memory of life without computers and the Internet short for Generation Yer Example sentencesExamples - "It's a back-to-basics mentality," notes Coletto, a Gen Yer himself who notes that his contemporaries favour simple, wooden toys for their kids.
- I'm an events planner at a large university (and a Gen Yer), and I can tell you that age has nothing to do with the ability to be polite and RSVP.
- Raised by once rebellious boomers attempting to be perfect parents, Gen Yers have been coddled since birth, says the author.
- With more tools at their disposal, a knack for thinking outside the box and a natural instinct to avoid the proverbial corporate ladder, fearless Gen Yers are changing the world of business and redefining the entrepreneurial movement.
- Gen Yers tend to be skeptical consumers who, after years of exposure to saturation marketing, are hardened to traditional advertising tactics.
- Often Gen Yers were involved in many activities concurrently with school: lessons, sports, social events, playgroups and teams.
- The story's lede alleges that Gen Yers are "young, smart, brash."
- One key data point that stood out: 24 % of Gen Yers read blogs.
- I think me and my fellow Gen Yers are at risk of being paralysed by choice.
- Marketers trying to anticipate future consumer trends should tune in to Gen Yers.
- There are signs these Gen Yers are repulsed by the proliferation of media messages.
- Ideally, an ad will be so entertaining or useful that Gen Yers will fire off instant messages and text pages to tell their friends about it.
- Gen Yers make up about 18 percent of the telecom giant's workforce, and 56 percent have flexible work schedules - a key factor.
- Just how attached are Gen Yers to their smartphones and social media?
Definition of Gen Yer in US English: Gen Yernounˌjen ˈwīər A member of Generation Y (born in the 1980s and 1990s) Gen Yers have no memory of life without computers and the Internet Also called millennial Example sentencesExamples - Just how attached are Gen Yers to their smartphones and social media?
- I'm an events planner at a large university (and a Gen Yer), and I can tell you that age has nothing to do with the ability to be polite and RSVP.
- The story's lede alleges that Gen Yers are "young, smart, brash."
- There are signs these Gen Yers are repulsed by the proliferation of media messages.
- With more tools at their disposal, a knack for thinking outside the box and a natural instinct to avoid the proverbial corporate ladder, fearless Gen Yers are changing the world of business and redefining the entrepreneurial movement.
- Gen Yers tend to be skeptical consumers who, after years of exposure to saturation marketing, are hardened to traditional advertising tactics.
- Often Gen Yers were involved in many activities concurrently with school: lessons, sports, social events, playgroups and teams.
- Gen Yers make up about 18 percent of the telecom giant's workforce, and 56 percent have flexible work schedules - a key factor.
- Ideally, an ad will be so entertaining or useful that Gen Yers will fire off instant messages and text pages to tell their friends about it.
- Marketers trying to anticipate future consumer trends should tune in to Gen Yers.
- "It's a back-to-basics mentality," notes Coletto, a Gen Yer himself who notes that his contemporaries favour simple, wooden toys for their kids.
- One key data point that stood out: 24 % of Gen Yers read blogs.
- I think me and my fellow Gen Yers are at risk of being paralysed by choice.
- Raised by once rebellious boomers attempting to be perfect parents, Gen Yers have been coddled since birth, says the author.
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