Millennial "Work Martyrs" are 'Poisonous' to companies according to survey.
December 22, 2016
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"Millennials have been called self-absorbed and lazy, only interested in taking selfies in front of their trophy shelf filled with participation awards from kickball teams and home microbrew competitions.
But the youngest employees in the workforce are actually the hardest working of any demographic, a new survey from Project: Time Off shows. Millennials are less likely to want to take earned vacation time, making them “work martyrs.” A work martyr is someone who doesn’t want to take time off because no one else can do their job in their absence, they feel guilty for taking vacation, and don’t want to be seen as replaceable or lacking dedication by their boss.
Forty-three percent of those surveyed classified as work martyrs were millennials, even though millennials only made up 29 percent of the 5,641 respondents. Thirty-nine percent of generation Xers and 32 percent of baby boomers thought it was a good thing to be seen as a work martyr by their boss.
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