I’m a big Mauro F. Guillén fan. I read 2030, and it broke my brain in the best way. I love discussions on generationalism, and Guillén’s input is valuable. The Perennials looks at the idea that there are five generations currently in the workforce, and when we cling to generational stereotypes, it hurts all workers. Guillén looks at the generations and the state of the modern workforce and lends his precision and broad outlook to the topic. I think more could have been said about who wields power in the workforce, but it is a good conversation. His points are well thought out, and the book is easy to read.

Thank you, Macmillan Audio, for the gifted audiobook.