Book Description: Every twenty years a new generation rises, but who and what defines these generations? And could current generational tags mislead and miss the point? In this insightful analysis of technology history since 1900, Dr. Rick Chromey offers a fresh perspective for understanding what makes a generation tick and differ from others. Within GenTech, readers learn how every generation uniquely interacts with particular technologies that define historical temperament and personality and why current generational labels are more fluid than fixed, and more loopy than linear. Consequently, three major generational constellations emerge, each containing four, twenty-year generations that overlap, merge, and blend:
I enjoyed reading this book and learning about the different technologies throughout each generation. I found it interesting to learn how each new technology effected and changed the generations, I also really enjoyed the author's writing style. This would be an excellent addition to any library especially for those who enjoy history and electronics and technology. I highly recommend. I received this book for free. All opinions are my own. A positive review was not required. Purchase at any of these retailers Amazon.com ~ Barnes & Noble ~ IndieBound BAM ~ Powell's ~ Indigo ~ Rediscovered Books Meet the Author: Rick Chromey is a cultural explorer, social historian and generational futurist. He’s also served as a pastor, professor, speaker/trainer, and consultant. In 2017, he founded MANNA! Educational Services International to inspire and equip leaders, teachers, pastors, and parents. Rick has a doctorate in leadership and the emerging culture; and travels the U.S. and world to speak on culture, faith, history, education, and leadership topics. He has authored over a dozen books on leadership, natural motivation, creative communication, and classroom management. He lives with his wife, Linda, in Meridian, Idaho. Connect with the Author: website ~ youtube ~ facebook ~ twitter ~ instagram |
Wednesday, June 10, 2020
GenTech by Dr. Rick Chromey
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