Does the younger generation get bought out easier?

Question

I was talking to someone and we need some help here. Do you think the younger generation is more likely to be bought out compared to an older generation, like over 30? Say if you were in a position of authority and were offered a bunch of money to do something that is probably not the best route, would a younger person give in and take the money before the older one

Answer 1

Not necesssarily. The young may, or may not, have better morals, but they tend to have more confidence in the future. It is the middle aged person who has reached the plateau, and is perhaps seeing younger people being promoted over him, who is likely to go bad.

Answer 2

Yes because an older person knows the money isnt the only thing in life...now the younger person may want more money and refuse to do the job...an older person has more respect and doesnt mind doing stuff for less..they grew up in touger conditions,

Answer 3

Younger people are less experienced, have less integrity, and want instant gratification for what they do more often than older people. In other words, they don't always consider or see the big picture to discern what the probable outcomes of their choices might be, and usually don't care if they can get some cash in hand to buy whatever is on their current list of "stuff to have."

Answer 4

the younger one would easily take it because they have more things they could spend it on, the older people probably either had most things already or arent interested in buying other things, also depends on each persons financial situation