Millennial - Globe Thesis

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21.	A Phenomenological Study of Leadership's Perceptions on Effectively Managing Millennials in an Engineering Workplace Environment
22.	Millennial Turnover Intention Predicted by Corporate Social Responsibility and Compensation Satisfactio
23.	Millennial Perceptions on Homeownership and Financial Planning Decision
24.	Job Satisfaction Factors of Millennial Leader
25.	Intrinsic Motivational Factors of the Millennial Generation Consultants in the Professional Services Workplace
26.	A study of millenial students and their reactive behavior patterns in the online environment
27.	Retaining the Nonretainable: A Correlational Exploration of Work Centrality and Turnover Among the Millennial Workforce
28.	A Phenomenological Study of Millennial Mothers' Decisions Regarding Childcare Choices
29.	Employee Engagement: The Path to Understanding Public Sector Silent Heroes---Millennial Accountant
30.	The Millennial Generation: Impact on business management
31.	The relationships between 'push' and 'pull' factors of millennial generation tourists to heritage tourism destinations: antebellum and civil war sites in the state of arkansas
32.	Leadership development for millennial women
33.	Understanding Millennial, Generation X, and Baby Boomer Preferred Leadership Characteristics: Informing Today's Leaders and Followers
34.	A phenomenological study of millennial generation cooperative extension educators' development of core competencies
35.	A Qualitative Evaluation of Leader-to-Millennial Relationship Development
36.	Exploring Millennial Retention Strategies and Methods in the Workplace
37.	Factors affecting the Millennial generation's perception of beef labelin
38.	Millennial Leadership Development: Building Competencies with Best Practices
39.	An Exploratory Study of How Participative Management Techniques Affect Productivity and Turnover of Female Millennial Knowledge Workers
40.	The role of generational differences on perception of employer reputation to job applicants: A phenomenological study
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