Generation X, born roughly between 1965 and 1980, is often characterized as independent, resourceful, and skeptical. Growing up during a period of economic uncertainty, rising divorce rates, and the advent of MTV and early personal computers, they developed a pragmatic and adaptable worldview. Often referred to as the "latchkey generation," Gen X valued self-reliance and embraced a less structured approach to life and work. They witnessed significant technological advancements and laid the groundwork for the digital age, bridging the gap between analog and digital worlds.
