Mauro F. Guillén

Mauro Guillén, a Professor at Wharton and author of *The Perennials*, discusses the evolving dynamics of work and education. He highlights how traditional life stages are blurring, influenced by longer lifespans and changing family structures. The trend of reverse mentoring is examined, showcasing how younger generations can inspire creativity among older colleagues. Mauro emphasizes the need for a 'perennial mindset' in adapting to lifelong learning and the importance of breaking down generational barriers to foster collaboration in the workplace.

Leading sociologist Mauro Guillén explains why 'OK Boomer' is coming to an end and discusses the future of work being 'post-generational'. Topics addressed include breaking free from generational labels, pressure on young children to make life decisions, challenges of American women, rethinking punitive policies, addressing retirement plan gaps, and influencing decision-making.

Mauro F. Guillén, a professor at Wharton and author of *The Perennials*, discusses the future of higher education in a post-generational society. He explores how lifelong learning will become the norm, challenging traditional age stereotypes and life stages. Guillén argues that educational institutions must adapt to blend work and learning throughout our lives. He highlights the importance of flexible, innovative curricula and the role of technology in fostering continuous personal growth, emphasizing that age should no longer limit educational opportunities.

Wharton School Professor Mauro F. Guillén challenges traditional life stages and discusses the importance of a perennial mindset in a post-generational society. They also emphasize the significance of social skills in leadership, the need for lifelong learning and adaptability in the changing job market, and the importance of collaboration between generations.

In this episode, Mauro F. Guillén, author of The Perennials, challenges the traditional generational mindset and explores the concept of perennials. He emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning, adaptability, and collaboration across generations to navigate the changing world. The discussion also delves into the dynamics of inheritance and its impact on wealth distribution.