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]]> By: Detroit Has Worst Unemployed Per Job Ratio in the Country | Generation Y Michigan http://generationymichigan.org/2009/11/13/where-generation-y-is-headed/comment-page-1/#comment-200 Detroit Has Worst Unemployed Per Job Ratio in the Country | Generation Y Michigan Wed, 09 Dec 2009 21:29:25 +0000 http://generationymichigan.org/?p=362#comment-200 [...] Silverman reported in a recent blog post that about half of Michigan college students move out of state after graduation, and that some of [...] [...] Silverman reported in a recent blog post that about half of Michigan college students move out of state after graduation, and that some of [...]

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]]> By: Michael http://generationymichigan.org/2009/11/13/where-generation-y-is-headed/comment-page-1/#comment-310 Michael Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:47:39 +0000 http://generationymichigan.org/?p=362#comment-310 Agree with you completely. You made your bed now lay it in. Why is it my job to clean up the mess you made? Your short sighted thinking created this mess, you reaped the profits and I get the bill when all is said and done, GREAT DEAL!<br><br>I have lived other places and all have been better than Michigan. If the state is not serious about retaining you then why stay? Agree with you completely. You made your bed now lay it in. Why is it my job to clean up the mess you made? Your short sighted thinking created this mess, you reaped the profits and I get the bill when all is said and done, GREAT DEAL!

I have lived other places and all have been better than Michigan. If the state is not serious about retaining you then why stay?

]]> By: Michelle http://generationymichigan.org/2009/11/13/where-generation-y-is-headed/comment-page-1/#comment-309 Michelle Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:04:07 +0000 http://generationymichigan.org/?p=362#comment-309 Should Generation Y stay and help rebuild Michigan? Why should they. Prior generations failed to succeed in creating a prospering state, leaving young natives with a huge, unfair burden on them. While the boomers and Generation X enjoyed the luxury of a booming auto industry, failure to stay up to current trends has left the next generation with nothing but broken down buildings, and one of the worst economies in the nation. Perhaps some ultra motivated entrepreneurs will have a go at the rebuilding of the state, but it is not a burden Generation Y should be forced or expected to carry. My friend Joe just graduated from Oakland University with Bachelors in accounting. What happened then? He works for a debt collecting firm where he sits at a desk and calls old people asking them for money they don’t have (and makes less then what I do waitressing). Joe hates his job and has told me numerous times that he has to leave the state if he wants to get a good job. I said to Joe, “DO IT.” Michigan needs help. No doubt. But it should not be at the expense of future generations. Should Generation Y stay and help rebuild Michigan? Why should they. Prior generations failed to succeed in creating a prospering state, leaving young natives with a huge, unfair burden on them. While the boomers and Generation X enjoyed the luxury of a booming auto industry, failure to stay up to current trends has left the next generation with nothing but broken down buildings, and one of the worst economies in the nation. Perhaps some ultra motivated entrepreneurs will have a go at the rebuilding of the state, but it is not a burden Generation Y should be forced or expected to carry. My friend Joe just graduated from Oakland University with Bachelors in accounting. What happened then? He works for a debt collecting firm where he sits at a desk and calls old people asking them for money they don’t have (and makes less then what I do waitressing). Joe hates his job and has told me numerous times that he has to leave the state if he wants to get a good job. I said to Joe, “DO IT.” Michigan needs help. No doubt. But it should not be at the expense of future generations.

]]> By: Michael http://generationymichigan.org/2009/11/13/where-generation-y-is-headed/comment-page-1/#comment-134 Michael Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:47:39 +0000 http://generationymichigan.org/?p=362#comment-134 Agree with you completely. You made your bed now lay it in. Why is it my job to clean up the mess you made? Your short sighted thinking created this mess, you reaped the profits and I get the bill when all is said and done, GREAT DEAL!<br><br>I have lived other places and all have been better than Michigan. If the state is not serious about retaining you then why stay? Agree with you completely. You made your bed now lay it in. Why is it my job to clean up the mess you made? Your short sighted thinking created this mess, you reaped the profits and I get the bill when all is said and done, GREAT DEAL!

I have lived other places and all have been better than Michigan. If the state is not serious about retaining you then why stay?

]]> By: Michelle http://generationymichigan.org/2009/11/13/where-generation-y-is-headed/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Michelle Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:04:07 +0000 http://generationymichigan.org/?p=362#comment-123 Should Generation Y stay and help rebuild Michigan? Why should they. Prior generations failed to succeed in creating a prospering state, leaving young natives with a huge, unfair burden on them. While the boomers and Generation X enjoyed the luxury of a booming auto industry, failure to stay up to current trends has left the next generation with nothing but broken down buildings, and one of the worst economies in the nation. Perhaps some ultra motivated entrepreneurs will have a go at the rebuilding of the state, but it is not a burden Generation Y should be forced or expected to carry. My friend Joe just graduated from Oakland University with Bachelors in accounting. What happened then? He works for a debt collecting firm where he sits at a desk and calls old people asking them for money they don’t have (and makes less then what I do waitressing). Joe hates his job and has told me numerous times that he has to leave the state if he wants to get a good job. I said to Joe, “DO IT.” Michigan needs help. No doubt. But it should not be at the expense of future generations. Should Generation Y stay and help rebuild Michigan? Why should they. Prior generations failed to succeed in creating a prospering state, leaving young natives with a huge, unfair burden on them. While the boomers and Generation X enjoyed the luxury of a booming auto industry, failure to stay up to current trends has left the next generation with nothing but broken down buildings, and one of the worst economies in the nation. Perhaps some ultra motivated entrepreneurs will have a go at the rebuilding of the state, but it is not a burden Generation Y should be forced or expected to carry. My friend Joe just graduated from Oakland University with Bachelors in accounting. What happened then? He works for a debt collecting firm where he sits at a desk and calls old people asking them for money they don’t have (and makes less then what I do waitressing). Joe hates his job and has told me numerous times that he has to leave the state if he wants to get a good job. I said to Joe, “DO IT.” Michigan needs help. No doubt. But it should not be at the expense of future generations.

]]> By: Tony http://generationymichigan.org/2009/11/13/where-generation-y-is-headed/comment-page-1/#comment-108 Tony Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:59:52 +0000 http://generationymichigan.org/?p=362#comment-108 Only half of the graduates leave? While that sounds high, my perception was that this number was much higher. An interesting pivot of this data would be looking at what majors are more apt to leave. My guess is that graduates with science, technology, or business degrees leave in much higher percentages than the rest. If you have the numbers, please post them. Only half of the graduates leave? While that sounds high, my perception was that this number was much higher. An interesting pivot of this data would be looking at what majors are more apt to leave. My guess is that graduates with science, technology, or business degrees leave in much higher percentages than the rest. If you have the numbers, please post them.

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