'Millennial Reboot: Our Generation's Playbook for Professional Growth' is Released

Too much of the advice provided to millennials is the same message, recycled. They need to follow their passion, do what they love, travel the world, and live in the moment.

Not surprisingly, many of these same millennials end up let down by normal jobs. They dream of a fantasy life, rather than learning how to make the most of reality.

To help solve this problem Kate Athmer and Rob Johnson, two Philadelphia-based millennial executives, have put together the tools, tips, and tricks to bridge the communication gaps between different generational workplace mentalities in their new book, Millennial Reboot: Our Generation's Playbook for Professional Growth.

For millennials looking to balance their ideals with the demands of corporate culture, Millennial Reboot provides a guide to:

• How to meet corporate expectations without sacrificing authenticity. Many millennials feel that they can't be themselves in a corporate setting, and this book contains the authors advice on how to do just that.
• How to adapt to a variety of challenging workplace personalities. Millennials are used to being surrounded by millennials, and the workplace can bring them into close contact with individuals with very different mindsets.
• How to initiate change within an established corporate framework. The largest frustration most millennials feel in a corporate environment is to not be able to make an impact. The problem lies not in the corporate structure, but in their strategies for making change.

Several business leaders have commented on the benefit of reading and applying the knowledge conveyed in Millennial Reboot. Scott Vaughan, the CMO at Integrate, described the book: "A new generation of professionals are entering the workforce and our communities with a very different view of the world. Kate and Rob - who have walked in their shoes - bring their real-world guidance and a playbook for the Millennial generation who will soon comprise the large majority of our workforce."

It is also being acclaimed by the academic world. A message from Neil Sullivan, University of Dayton's athletic director: "Millennials: Read this book!"

Millennial Reboot, published by Lioncrest Publishing, is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback versions.

About The Authors

Kate Athmer runs demand marketing for a software start-up, advocating regularly for technology to enable advanced strategies. As a cofounder of GreenLit Consulting, she also provides career and brand advice for peers, recent graduates, and anyone looking to advance. A graduate of the University of Dayton with an MBA from the University of Tennessee, Kate credits a combination of strong mentors, diverse educational and athletic opportunities, tenacity, and strategic content consumption for her success in the workplace.

Rob Johnson has experience as a sports and entertainment executive, collegiate rowing coach, and adjunct professor. He is driven by creativity and innovation, which he puts to practice as a cofounder of GreenLit Consulting. Rob has grown his career in part by bridging the technology divide and committing to the professional development of others. A native of Margate, New Jersey, graduate of Marietta College and avid rower, Rob began his professional career as the Marketing Coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL). While in Jacksonville, he earned his MBA from the Davis College of Business at Jacksonville University.