(Paywall Ahead). Interesting look at the newest adult generation as the begin entering the workforce.

Trends to notice:

Higher rates of depression and anxiety. Less likely to drive, drink, party, have sex, or take out student loans. Fewer individuals desire to be their own employer than in previous generations.

Also, they are better with technology than Millennials.

From the article:

“They’re more like children of the 1930s, if children of the 1930s had learned to think, learn and communicate while attached to hand-held supercomputers,” says Bruce Tulgan, a management consultant at RainmakerThinking in Whitneyville, Conn.