The adults of tomorrow?!

Accustomed to spend, but not trained on how to make the right financial choices. (some) Studying to do jobs that are fast dissapearing. Destined to compete -in some industries- with workers in the other side of the world that are paid 100 dollars/month.
Unprepared for defeat and with unreal expectations.

American teens believe, based on the career that interests them the most, that when they get older they will be earning an average annual salary of $145,500. Interestingly, boys expect to earn an average $173,000 a year and girls $114,200, according to the findings of Teens & Money, an annual survey released last month by Charles Schwab & Co. and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

I am not saying that all young people will end up like this. I am just saying that in the the coming 20 years we are going to see this generation becoming independent adults and they'll have to fend by themselves. In a world where there seems to be no room for real finacial success but for a few, in a society that feels "they deserve to have it", how will it all work out? What will be the impact on society of this young generation realizing that the dream sold to them by their parents ("you're special"), the media and school was just a lie? How till they feel when they learn that they will never be the next Britney Spears? Will a generation raised in the believe that the others don't matter be able to learn to work in teams with them? To do exactly what anyway?

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Coworking: office space prices to drop even more

Coworking: Trendirama.com style collaborating to share office space. Like the old hot-desk awful stuff withing companies, but for freelancers (most of the future workforce) or different companies sharing space. Expect office space prices to drop even more in the city centres, but increase in old warehouses that can be refurbished to accomodate this trend. A "new" real estate trend in the making...
Why going into the city centre, if I can go to my closest coworking space in my area? Of course, property prices around established co-working spaces will stand the trend down, wherever it may exist today.
It is well known that one of the biggest things stopping the expansion of the teleworking trend, was that we humans still like to work in groups, and the socialization it entails. However, I am sure we don't care if this people we socialize with are from other companies. We only want to be there, to meet new people, to flirt... and these open and shared spaces let us do just that.
Very interesting trend...
A link to a coworking blog
(those were the ramblings of an ex-real estate man. Sorry, I can't help it!)

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