Generational Dynamics Forum - New Site

hmmmm.... I was born in 1967, but scored a 21, which puts me almost exactly between Boomers and GenXers. So, would I fall into your "Early Gen-Xer" group? When I read your description of it today, I (and I hate to admit it) found myself identifying with that group in many ways.

Is there a test somewhere?

VinceP1974 wrote:Is there a test somewhere?

http://pewresearch.org/millennials/quiz/intro.php

John has the link in today's Web Log entry.

You're not a boomer, you're Generation X, Generation Jones at the earliest.

Baby Boomers were born from 46-54.

Felix34 wrote:You're not a boomer, you're Generation X, Generation Jones at the earliest.

Baby Boomers were born from 46-54.

Where did I state I was a Boomer?

You said you were between the boomers and Gen X, which would be Generation Jones.

I think you're more of an Xer, Jones is 54-65 (aka younger Boomers.)

Felix34 wrote:You said you were between the boomers and Gen X, which would be Generation Jones.

I think you're more of an Xer, Jones is 54-65 (aka younger Boomers.)

He was stating the score he received from the quiz he linked to.

This is my score:

Your Millennial score is 88! (of 100)
The higher your score, the more you have in common with members of the Millennial generation.

Ah...I'm an idiot, please ignore my previous post lol.

I scored a 9 and I was born in 1966. I do not fit in with any generation. On this test or any others.

My wife and I both scored below 15, and we're born in the 1970's. I wonder if that makes us "old-fashioned Gen-X'ers" or "nouveau Boomers"?