Millennials, it's a good time to take a break from your manager era

Source: Business Insider

Millennial managers are in a rough spot. shapecharge/Getty ImagesMillennials have worked their way to management positions just in time to be vulnerable to the Great Flattening. Older millennials had a higher increase in layoffs or firings than other age groups in recent years.

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