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By: Parker

Parker — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:02:53 +0000

This is the typical young person entitlement bull. “Ohh we are gen Y, we want more than a 9-5. I want to change the world…” meanwhile this person has a BS degree from a directional school. We can not have the mentality that we deserve everything without working for it. The reason your parents have a nice house, car, boat, etc is they have been working hard to get those things. You can't expect to get a business degree and be making 90K and have 4 weeks vacation out of school. You have to work to that level.

The fact is that the world goes to work, you don't go to work you don't make money.

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By: N. J. Phipps

N. J. Phipps — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:08:28 +0000

It seems that Gen. Y'ers are looking for more than a steady 9-5. They are more interested in social networks and making differences in the world. It would be a good a idea for native michigan millenials to stay in Michigan and rebuild. This will not be easy, but Generation Y'ers have a way of creating solutions.

Leaving Michigan is not the answer. If MI experience a total brain drain and become economical cripple, then so will other states. Things of an economical nature has a way of continuing, if proper measures are not taken to control the issue.

By: Danyelle Solomon

Danyelle Solomon — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:03:12 +0000

Generation Yers should stay in Michigan!!! They are the future, the innovators. They are who the older generations will look to for improving Michigan. If they decide to leave then who will we have to enhance the state of Michigan? We want all of the cities in Michigan to prosper like Grand Rapids. Generation Yers should stay and put their effort and knowledge into making the state of Michigan what it once was, a great state.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:01:36 +0000

Generation Y could contribute a lot to the rebuilding of the social and economic status of Michigan (especially if members of Y work together as a group) if their elders in older generations would only express more of a desire to hear what they have to say. Many people I know in Generation Y who have no desire to stay in Michigan feel that way because they feel like Michigan isn't going to change and that no one will hear what they have to say or even consider their opinions because they're younger. Generation Y has a strong grasp on new technology and some creative new ideas, but older generations seem hesitant to try anything new that could help, even though their businesses may as well be out of. Taking risks may be potentially harmful, but it also has the potential to improve dire situations. But since many employers aren't willing to risk what little they have left, leaving Michigan seems to be the only choice left for members of Generation Y that need a job with decent pay.

By: sherryalgee

sherryalgee — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 01:01:02 +0000

Generation Y should leave michigan. Michigan isn't offering any oppertunities, or any means for people to excel. I would definately leave Michigan and take advantage of the jobs, and higher quality living in different states. Leaving Michigan, a persons education will have the chance to blossom. Also, the environment is more suitable to obtain comfortable living conditions.
For me, leaving michigan means persuing a dream, any dream that didn't once stand a chance simply because of my location. Generation has a lot to offer, and can't reach their full potential in a State that seems more like a trap.