Published 2 years ago

American consumers have quietly accepted a culture of incompetency

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Some people accuse baby boomers of glorifying the past. John Avlon says the changes you see today are not just your imagination. Avlon: The quality of goods and services in this country are nowhere near the quality of past years. He says American classrooms have welcomed way more technologically savvy young teachers.

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American consumers have quietly accepted a culture of incompetency

Some people accuse baby boomers of glorifying the past. Some insist that anyone born in the 50s or 60s is simply unwilling to step into the future and fully embrace inevitable and life-enhancing change and culture shift in this new millennium. There may be some truth in the rebuttal to “the good old days.” Pervasive … American consumers have quietly accepted a culture of incompetency Read More »

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