Tag Archives: Prosumer Report
New Study: Communities and Citizenship
Our world is changing in fundamental ways. That’s one of the few things on which virtually everyone would agree. Even as families and communities are pulled apart by increased mobility and individualized media diets, the world grows smaller thanks to globalization and new modes of communication and transport. It has been said that we know more and more about strangers’ lives and less and less about our neighbors.
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Communities and Citizenship
Are Scientists Making Us Live Too Long?
When we’re young, every birthday is marked by a sense of excitement and expectation. “I’m double digits!” “I’m 16!” “I’m legal!” For many, things start going downhill at age 30, with ensuing birthdays begrudgingly accepted rather than enthusiastically embraced. The common response: “Well, it’s better than the alternative.”
But is being another year older always better than the alternative—better than dying?
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Aging
This Digital Life (PowerPoint)
See below for the companion deck to Euro RSCG Worldwide's latest Prosumer Report, "This Digital Life"--based on a survey of 7,213 adults in 19 markets around the world. For best viewing, please use Full Screen mode.
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This Digital Life
Fun and Purpose: How to Keep Millennials on the Job
Portfolio.com reports on a new Deloitte survey that shows that two in three employees at large U.S. companies are looking to make an exit as the economy recovers. Generation X employees are the most eager to fly the corporate coop, with only 28 percent expecting to stay with their current employer.
The survey findings regarding millennials spotlight two key expectations this new generation is bringing to the workplace: They're looking for fun and a sense that their employers care about something more than pure profits:
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Millennials