Bangalore: It is said that the Generation Y (The generation currently in college and are entering the workforce) is unlike any other previous generations. Therefore it is a challenge for every manager to deal with the Gen Y’ers as they have grew up in a society where there are so many advances in the technology. 

According to ‘come Recommended’ a latest Chicago Tribune article has stated that Gen Y’ers are anticipated to make up about 75 percent of the world’s workforce by 2025. This was brought into limelight by a study conducted by the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation.

Forbes interviewed Deb DeHaas, Vice Chairman and Central Manager at Deloitte in Chicago and Anushree Fomra, Vice President of Finance and Operations at Brill Street and Co. and asked for their opinion on dealing with Gen Y employees. Since 2009, Brill Street and Co. has ranked Chicago’s 50 most Gen Y-friendly organizations. Listed below are the top things that emerge to be quite important to GenY’ers as noted by these managers:

1. Adjustability: It is always advisable for the managers to give the Gen Y’ers a little space, as they would like to do things in their own way and are sure to surprise the managers with the good outcome. The Generation Y likes to face new challenges and prefer to change positions more frequently than the previous generations. To keep them onboard organizations can extend the Gen Y’ers an opportunity to work from home or flexibility, in the form of paid time off for study. It is noted by the managers that the Generation Y employees work well with deadlines and likes to boasts their tasks.