The Generation of the Turn of the Millennium Generations Y and Z are also referred to as "Millennials" because they grew up before and after the turn of the millennium. They are the children of a turning point marked by economic crises and social upheavals. Generation Y - the letter is pronounced in English as "Why?" - and the even younger Generation Z, who have been "Digital Natives" from a young age, have grown up amidst uncertainties and questions that lead to reassessments all around. The youth are better educated than ever before, they are self-confident and tech-savvy, but they also face enormous pressure to perform, which drives them to explore new paths. Dreams, Work Environments, Challenges Will their new work culture prevail? What are their life goals? Youth and opinion researchers shed light on their self-assessments and dreams, while experts from the business world provide insights.