HI, Joanie:

This is quite a helpful synopsis of a major part of the change sweeping the modern workplace.

I will admit that my focus tends to be much more on the ongoing saga of my own generation (Boomers) and how we are having to reinvent retirement as a continuation of work.   However, I was vaguely aware of most of what you have so clearly and thoughtfully described.

I really like the way you point out that workplace changes important to all of us have been supported and enhanced by Milennials.   Most of my peers have spent much of their working careers so far talking about "meaningful" work, but we seem to forget our younger and more revolutionary selves as we have toiled in the workplace.  We demonstrated passionately for and against various social ills while in our formative years, but many of us rolled over and played the corporate game until we were burned late in our first careers.

Maybe we ought to think in terms of working collaboratively with other generations, rather than viewing them as competition, clueless, or immaterial.

Now you've made me want to go back and reread your book:) ....

John