Alert: a touchy topic
I'm myself '99 born but lately I've been talking to a lot of GenZ and man, their expectations are unrealistic.
They are smart and in some cases hardworking but their general thinking is:
I'm not sure what's causing this but one thing I'm sure of is that as soon as they hit the real world, it's gonna be hard. Most of their thinking is gonna go bust just because they're are in dellu is the new sollu
One pattern I noticed as well is that these thoughts are from the kids of well off families. Whenever I go back home, kids are just different.
Shouldn't 1 be IDGAF?
Yeah realised that but gv doesn't have edit option
@Micheal_Scott can we do something about this please?
Yes you are absolutely right!
I’m not trying to romanticize burnout or act like overworking is the goal - no one’s asking for 80-hour weeks or to be glued to a desk. It’s just about showing up and really putting in the work during the hours you're actually there. Get...
Genz are completely right in taking work as it is in this economy. Working hard needs to amount to something by achie...
And at work + the endless chase for the mirage that is wlb + if anything isn't per their expectation, its toxic
What is it that you like and dislike about them in general?
They talk about restuarants alot. I think 60% of their conversation is around which restaurant or pub is "cute" or "v...
I am sharing a screen shot of a separate conversation on this platform started by a student. I found it be coming from a young fellow who was inspired by these words of wlb and best pay etc. But then there may be a mature (10+yr ex) chap...
I blame parents for this. Not that coaching centres are saints, they suck the life out of students by making them study 24/7 but the reason that child is in coaching centre is because parents put him/her there.
And every suicide lette...
The root cause of all this is overpopulation and a shortage of jobs. Coaching centers and tough parenting only exist ...
