全美范围内的毕业演讲嘉宾都在为他们将向今年的高校毕业生所说的话做准备。我就是其中一员,而且老实说,还有点焦虑。我希望给予听众激励和鼓舞,但我也深知,毕业演讲得到的反馈往往是空洞的眼神和稀稀拉拉的掌声。我是不是应该鼓励年轻人追求职业梦想、找到有趣的工作、成为企业家或教师呢?这些似乎都是不错的建议。不过,问过几名二十出头的同事的意见后,他们警告,台下若是婴儿潮一代,兴许会觉得这样的话还挺好,但在千禧世代 Graduating speakers throughout the United States are preparing for what they are going to say to college graduates this year. I’m one of them, and to be honest, I’m still a bit anxious. I hope to inspire and motivate the audience, but I also know that feedback from graduation lectures is often empty eyes and sparse applause. Should I encourage young people to pursue career dreams, find interesting jobs and become entrepreneurs or teachers? These seem to be good advice. However, after asking the views of a few of their early twenties, they warned that if the baby boomers were under the stage, they might feel that such things would be fine. However, in the millennial generation