didn't take your phone out to 'google' it? Now think about how many times you've tried to figure out the answer yourself. Sure, both ways may have plenty of attempts but which has succeeded the most the artificial or the real brain? The answer is quite simple, isn't it! Technology has so much to do with today's knowledge. You probably wouldn't know half the things you know now if it weren't for the Internet. Looking at it like that, millennials don't really differ from robots all that much. Some are even more advanced that any of us! Both of us use technology every single day to recieve and process information. Both of us move fast and socialize through the Internet. Everything we get from a robot, such as a phone or a computer, we analyze and memorize for future purposes. In conclusion, you are your smartphone and all its apps. There's even a little bit of Flappy Bird still flying around inside you.
%C3%A4givaldne-kommunikatsioon-t%C3%B6%C3%B6l . 2. Sooritage otsing andmebaasis Google Scholar ning leidke oma uurimustööks üks teadusartikkel. Mitu artiklit selle autorilt veel andmebaasist leiate ( kui artiklil on mitu autorit, siis valige üks nendest). Kirjeldage otsingu käiku. Avan lehekülje http://scholar.google.com/ , sisestan otsingusse Intergenerational communication in the workplace. Sorteerin välja artiklid aastast 2009. Valin artikli ,,Millennials in the Workplace: A Communication Perspective on Millennials' Organizational Relationships and Performance" http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10869-010-9172-7. Artiklil on kaks autorit: Karen K. Myers, Kamyab Sadaghiani, siis valisin Kamyab Sadaghiani. Trükkisin otsingusse autori nime, märkisin ära artiklid ja kogu aja. Sain tulemuseks 2,570 artiklit. http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=K
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