This is a trick question, ? Millennial's in general have no natural tech talent. It has been replaced with a false sense of worth that deems such gifts as meaningless and beneath their true mission of 'making a difference' or 'improving sustainability' all the while having very little true capability of doing so.
Millennial's are too far removed from the reality of history. Therefore they are doomed to repeat our mistakes, ignoring all the lessons the previous generations have learned along the way. It might stem for the fact that Millennial's (in general) were the first generation to be raised with electronic babysitters. Sit the kid in front of the TV, computer, gaming console, and mom (dad) now has time to clean the house and catch up on other things that previously had to take a backseat to responsible parenting and childcare.
Somehow our generations have allowed these kids to just sit inside all day long exercising their thumbs, rather than go outside and play in the dirt of the real world real world to get scraped up and bruised while tearing and soiling their garments. These kids should have been out stealing the spark plug wires of dad's truck to fix their go karts and mini bikes and soapbox racers.
I take responsibility for not imparting all my values on both of my children. I was a single dad of 2 daughters working full time, I had my hands full and I welcomed the electronic babysitters with open arms, not knowing at the time what the outcome would produce. It is interesting to note that I have one GenX and one Millennial six years apart, the difference is astounding! Both raised by me in the same environment, except the youngest had access to a computer and electronic games, the older daughter did not. She was an outside kid who could easily socialize, where the youngest nearly refused to play outside and her only social interaction (outside of school) was conducted in chat rooms. In retrospect I should have unplugged the electronics and forced her to play outside.
Today the GenX is a very successful high-profile professional business woman pushing a 6 digit income, who deals with the public and understands the value of a social skills and a good work ethic, and she applies it with with diligence.
The Millennial lacks any ambition, barely gets by financially, is socially challenged (Read: crippled), thinks we need free stuff and no borders, and can't wait for Socialism to come to America. I would ask "Where did I go wrong?", but I think I already know!?
