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The Millennial work-life revolution in Seattle
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Apr 16, 2014
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The Millennial work-life revolution in Seattle
Millennials — the term for young people between 18 and 33 — are beginning to change things. They are the first demographic group to rival the baby boomers in size, and they're creating new demands in everything from living spaces to work styles.
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Millennials — the term for young people between 18 and 33 — are beginning to change things. They are the first demographic group to rival the baby boomers in size, and they're creating new demands in everything from living spaces to work styles.

Millennials — the term for young people between 18 and 33 — are beginning to change things.

They are the first demographic group to rival the baby boomers in size, and they're creating new demands in everything from living spaces to work styles.

In the first of a two-part series, Carolyn Adolph from Seattle station KUOW looks at how millennials are changing what it means to go to work.