It is. Millennials will at least call out and tell you they won't be there. Gen X doesn't disappear and will bring a doctor's note if they aren't gonna show. Gen Z is literally the only people who just disappear and then act confused why anyone has an issue with it.Are y'all really acting like these are Gen Z specific behavioral traits
Millennials are the OG mental health day advocates. That became a thing I normally saw around 2012 when the oldest Gen Zers were still in high school.
Y'all tweaking. We can probably look through thecoli and find all kinds of millennials making topics about flaking off jobs.
Gen Z lacks work ethic and for good reason, they e worked and worked and have zero to show for it in terms of social mobility so they’ve given up and are coasting. I let them cook, but they won’t be building anything that resembles wealth in the meantimeWe're not celebrating a generation being excluded from the workforce
Same for me at my job. These Z-ers have almost no social skills or vocal about anything. They gotta get from behind them screens and learn to look people in the eye or just speak up when being spoken to.I teach some Gen Z-ers and, despite the heavy usage of social media and attentiveness to social issues, them youngins have limited social skills. I want more for 'em, b.
Right because thecoli is gonna trump what we deal with on an everyday basis. Obviously it's a general conversation.Y'all tweaking. We can probably look through thecoli and find all kinds of millennials making topics about flaking off jobs.
I said thecoli because it's a neutral point of reference as we can anecdotally say whatever we want to fit whatever point we're trying to make.Right because thecoli is gonna trump what we deal with on an everyday basis. Obviously it's a general conversation.
It's giving...you're gonna need a mental health day from this thread if you keep on like this.
Naw, Millennials only did that if they genuinely believed they had mental health problems. Gen Z be reaching hard af with indirect trauma. and making it about themselvesMillennials are the OG mental health day advocates. That became a thing I normally saw around 2012 when the oldest Gen Zers were still in high school.
Bruh I promise you folks were saying the same things about Millennials and our mental health days as you're saying about Gen Z. I'm seeing word for word the talking points that was said to me about my generation when I first got into the work force. shyt crazy.
Yoooo this right here. They call out every few weeks talking about "mental health day" .They act like they are 2 miles underground chucking coal for a living. Niqqa you in a lab with AC, doing the least amount of work on a Macbook. You have YouTube on one screen, coffee in one hand and get to walk around. Someone ask you one question and you fall to pieces.
Respectfully, we are sharing what we observed in the work place. We don't need a neutral point of reference to make you feel better about our experiences.I said thecoli because it's a neutral point of reference as we can anecdotally say whatever we want to fit whatever point we're trying to make.
What y'all paying them kids in those jobs you're claiming their flaking on? That'll explain everything
I saw you completely sidestep the salary question, because I promise what you're paying those kids will tell people everything they need to know about your anecdote. I don't have any issues at all conversing and being social with any of my six figure Gen Z coworkers and I don't see anything that's different with that specific group. They work hard, are pleasant to be around, are willing learners and some are even already married. Kind of like every other generational group of high earners.
