How come they always tell millenials and zoomers not to job hop? 



I've seen two of them get pissy at my work, because a coworker boomeranged into a higher position than them.

>>54619461 (OP)

They grew up with the mentality that hard work guarantees success. This is a fundamental part of the boomer worldview.

When someone intelligent or creative advances faster than they do with LESS work, its "cheating" because they didn't "pull themselves up by the bootstraps" or develop a "work ethic".

A whole generation was duped into thinking they are special if they wageslave for 50 years.

>A whole generation was duped into thinking they are special if they wageslave for 50 years

it worked even the most mediocre boomer has a house that's close to a million (city boomers)



Typically those boomers as young men would've died in a war

Incorrect, you're stupid. The reality is a whole generation was handed basically everything for the minimum amount of work, felt they deserved it for "working hard" which they statistically DIDN'T DO and then important a bunch of shitskins, fucked up the economy for their cushy retirements, and made everyone suffer eternally because only they deserve good shit and their parents and children deserve nothing. They now enjoy complaining about kids, subverting younger generations, and inflating the economy. Truly the white women of generations.

*imported

Sorry I'm seething because my retarded boomer dad sold the intergenerational home and spent all the intergenerational wealth and felt he was doing the world a service.

>>54619461 (OP)

I’m tempted to job-hop after 2 years but I do have an employer-funded pension here and isn’t vested until 5 years. I have almost $10k in it already so I’d lose it all. What do?

>>54619461 (OP)

Because they grew up in an era of unimaginable wealth in the U.S. following the end of WW2 and the Great Depression, so they live in a bubble where the economy is still doing great and inflation is just a myth because CNN says so.

Meanwhile they can't even figure out how to turn off their capslock key or upload a fucking Facebook photo properly.

Realistically you can map out the expected pension payout and compare that to expected cost of reduce wages. 



Remember if you’re young a dollar now is worth way more than a dollar five years.



Realistically you could be making $40k-$60k more by those 5 years.

Really depends on the experience you're getting too if you can get some solid projects down it can really help you down the road and maybe even avoid getting laid off. Or not who knows

>>54619461 (OP)

My grandfather was about 20 years old when ww2 ended and fathered 8 children all the way up to generation x. He went into the trucking industry by 1960 and was making 70k in 1998 not accounting for inflation (125k per year accounting).



I think the biggest reason everyone hates boomers is because future generations stopped listening to them and they feel like their hard work is not appreciated. 



In reality all they did was load up their kids post GEN X with low attention spans, processed food oils, BPA micro plastics, along with this weird subversion with “traditional values” tied to nothing more than an appeal to a higher figure because the rest of modern day is so detached from pre Industrial Revolution.
