In fact, this kind of convenience and communication are cited as the two main reasons why Generations X and Y so rely upon technology. Meeks is a recent Harvard graduate who now works with a New York investment banking firm. I can get most of my news, company information, and keep tabs on activities and interests through the Web. He's particularly fond of e-mail. It allows documents to be sent back and forth, correspondence at all times in all time zones.
Some young users combine Web, e-mail, and cell phone technologies.
I have access to my e-mail at all times, either through my PC or through my cell phone. I can work anywhere and juggle multiple tasks simultaneously, personal and professional, making me flexible and not bound to a rigid schedule. The low price and availability of hardware and software has allowed young people to really embrace technology. And many college dorm rooms are now fully wired for PCs and Internet access. Finding positions, researching companies, submitting resumes, and securing interviews used to take weeks or even months to complete.