Millennials: Get out of your comfort zone to succeed

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By JOHN QUICK / MUST READ AMERICA

The majority of large companies in the United States are not owned and run by millennials, but they employ them.

As a millennial, I have worked for big companies in the past. Broadly speaking, it’s tough for millennials to be confined by a job description and show up for the 9-5 routine day after day. I empathize with both the employer and the employee on this.

There are entire job sectors in which our parents and grandparents were OK with working, but millennials, as a whole, are not.

Call them the F’s: Farming, Fishing, Factory work. Yes, these jobs still exist in the country; they are filled with people who have come here on work visas.

Here are three things to consider if you are a millennial and find yourself consistently trying to fit into a job, a company or way in life and find yourself unhappy with the fit: Time, Risk, and Expansion.

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