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Fast Company debunks millennial myths
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Millennials comprise 60 percent of the U.S. work force and a large share of potential first-time home buyers. After a frenzy of media reports, research, and profiles trying to decipher the millennial mindset, Fast Company shares a report from graduate business school students at the Florida International University, funded by ad agency Pinta, who conducted some cultural detective work in an attempt to demystify the millennials.
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