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Who are Baby boomers?

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Baby boomers are the generation of people who were born following World War II, between 1946 and 1964. In the workplace, Baby Boomers are typically characterized as hardworking, goal-centric, mentally focused and discplined. There are 75 million Baby Boomers retired or nearing their retirement, causing a very large gap in talent for employers worldwide.

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