Like to be in control?

Millennials do not want to be bound by traditional schedules, and they

 do not necessarily want to sit in a classroom to learn or in an office to

 work. Instead, they prefer to use technology to study at any time of the

 day or night, telecommute from anywhere in the world and define

 “balance” in their own individual ways.

 Which one to choose?

  In project-based environments, Millennials use technology to

 complete tasks in new and creative ways. Their need for

 alternative methods to complete tasks presents challenges when

 using traditional measurements to define productivity.

Group-oriented and social

 Relentlessly exposed to the world via the media, Millennials constantly network socially. In person, they travel in packs, shopping and playing together. Online, they seek opportunities to identify with other individuals on a smaller scale, joining communities and associating with peers around the world. They are highly collaborative; sharing what they learn with others actually helps them create their own personal identities. 

Inclusive youngs

 Millennials have been taught to be tolerant of all races, religions

 and sexual orientations. They are not limited by the information

 available at their local library or by linear searches in

 encyclopedias on topics. Instead, they use the Internet to search

 for information worldwide and use hypertext links to divert from

 original searches and learn about new subjects.