Bibliograph

The kids are alright, how the gamer generation is changing the workplace, John C. Beck, Mitchell Wade

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The kids are alright, how the gamer generation is changing the workplace, John C. Beck, Mitchell Wade

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-192) and index

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illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The kids are alright

Nature of contents

bibliography

Responsibility statement

John C. Beck, Mitchell Wade

Sub title

how the gamer generation is changing the workplace

Table Of Contents

Introduction: Planet of the rotting minds? How video games forged the next baby boom -- Space invader: how games became so important without the rest of us noticing -- Sex, violence, and stereotypes: what we worry about in games ... and why we don't need to -- Not the real world: how the experience of gaming differs from just about everything else ... and why that makes gamers different -- Want 'tude with that? How gamers' values and skills shape their professional performance -- Play nice: after all that time alone, can gamers be great team players? -- Win or go home: how video games built ROI into this generation's DNA -- Gamers on top: what to expect from gamers as executives -- Press start to continue: what's next for gamers--and us? -- Appendix: Behavioral patterns of the game generation

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