Millennials Are Changing Office Environments
&gt; By 2020, millennials will make up 40-50% of the working population. Although not every millennial wants to work at a startup, their wants are very different than previous generations

* [article](http://blog.gethightower.com/millennials-shaping-office-environment)
* [discussion on r/RealEstateTechnology](https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstateTechnology/comments/3go586/millennials_are_changing_office_environments/)
[{"id": "cu0ehvn", "text": "Do any of you office brokers think millenias want this stuff?  Seems like bullshit to me.  Upper management wants it.  ", "replies": [{"id": "cu0t82f", "text": "Upper management all the way. No millennial has had a say in anything when I work with start ups unless the upper management IS actually filled with Millennial's. All these kids care about is a good, healthy work environment, with good pay, a way to socialize and make friends/connections with coworkers, and job security.\n\nAlthough, these kids will grow up being used to the \"Google\" model so then they will want/expect it in the future as well, so I can see it happening as a requirement as well in the future. Depends on the industry/how productivity is measured/etc.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cu0lfek", "text": "Pretty sure all of these things would be gladly chucked out the window by most millennials for such magical abstracts as \"decent pay\" and \"job security\".", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]