The 37-Year-Olds Are Afraid of the 23-Year-Olds Who Work for Them
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#3We're really not.
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#4What makes this Gen Z behavior acceptable? Chiding the next-older generation for their culture is akin to making fun of the accent of your coworker who was born in India. It's just rude.
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#5It was boomers vs millenials, because well boomers. But they are trying to switch the conversation to millenials vs zoomers. But the boomers ARE in charge of these lies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDJvj4i4Oi0
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#6Chuckles in Gen X...
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#7The article is behind a paywall. What it argues instead of the two traditional mottos: "younger people don't have a family and work all nighters and weekends" and "if you don't work your ass off your boss will exchange you for somebody cheaper"?
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#8Been said before and should be obvious, but as a Gen Z’er, we’re not all like this.
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#9Honestly a lot of this sounds a lot like having normal healthy boundaries at work.
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#10The article is behind a paywall. What it argues instead of the two traditional mottos: "younger people don't have a family and work all nighters and weekends" and "if you don't work your ass off your boss will exchange you for somebody cheaper"?
you can just curl the article to get past the paywall