It seems to me the millenials, who grew up in a time when the country became even more dysfunctional, have zero expectations of positive response from society at large or the company. They're used to bypassing complete dysfunction in order to find the one option that works. I think their intolerance of bad interface, and slavish workplaces, reflects that and is probably a positive development for a society that can drive itself too hard toward consumer and work-oriented goals.
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