Millennials differ drastically from xennials, a "microgeneration" born between 1977 and 1985 who grew up without Facebook, cell phones, and helicopter parents. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Xennials, though, were born some time between 1977 and 1983. Merriam Webster flagged "Xennial" as one of its " Words We're Watching " in 2017, meaning it's being increasingly used but hasn't met ...

But Xennials were still new in the workforce, and were secure in low-paying jobs that survived cuts and turned into careers. They hadn't had time to invest, and had little to lose.

For the label-conscious, Xennials roughly fit into those born between 1977–1983. Here are the signs you're part of the Xennial microgeneration, caught between Gen-X and Millennials: 1.

Or Xennials counting the ways in which they were 'traumatised by the shell suit the first time around'. Almost nothing, however, from the youngest of the Silent Generation.

Born in May 1980, Sunak is part of a micro-generation known as “Xennials” — people born in a short window in the late 1970s and early 80s, straddling Generation X and the millennials.. Xennials grew ...

The Xennials are running Britain now,” reported media outlet Politico in January. In December, Mr Sunak appointed Mr James Forsyth, reportedly a friend from school, as his political secretary.

Xennials, tell us how you view middle age. We plan to publish a selection of responses in a future project. We won’t publish your comments or any personal details without your permission.