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| description | The Millennial generation is one of the most studied groups: Its members have been tracked by researchers studying their effects on advertising, American politics, and the business community. With businesses hiring consultants to learn how to deal with this group, accounting educators and practitioners should also take note of the characteristics of this cohort of students. This article discusses the characteristics of Millennials. This article suggests uggests specific teaching techniques to better engage these students in the learning process. Employers should also find these techniques beneficial in working with and training Millennials. |
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