Gen-X (j n ks)adj. Of or relating to Generation X. Gen -Xer n. |
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Finally, due to the relatively small size of the Gen-X compared to the baby boomers (46 million versus 77 million), demand outstrips supply for skilled professionals. TearDrop(R) Golf Company (NASDAQ: TDRP), announced today that it has executed a Term Sheet with Gen-X Sports, Inc. The Gen-X Press -- the Baltimore-based leading full-service consulting group specializing in Generations X and Y management and marketing solutions -- is holding a two-day exclusive conference to help employers and companies uncover and solve current generational management issues. |
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