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What it means when people who grew up with technology in their hands become the heart of a work force — and what it means if managers don’t understand them.
What it means when people who grew up with technology in their hands become the heart of a workforce–and what it means if managers don’t understand them.
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1 Comment On: The Digital Natives, and You
Very pursuasive! Maybe you are perfectly right for kids in the U.S. But one can scarcely find the ‘digital natives’ in Korea. Korea boasts of her fancy telecom Infra and Koreans use the Internet very much though. High school students seldom collaborate for anything and even college students are not much eager to collaborate for their school projects. Competition is still preferred to collaboration. By the way, who do you think is the exception, U.S. or Korea?