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kunle·Career· 23 days ago

Gen Z Workers: Lazy or Just Confronting a Broken System?

I sometimes wonder if Gen Z is really lazy or just responding to the world we handed them. They started careers amid a pandemic and face house prices three times what their parents paid. They watched Millennials grind for years and still struggle. So when a 24-year-old logs off on time and skips unpaid overtime, is that entitlement or simple math? Sure, some expectations feel lofty. But rejecting institutions that have repeatedly failed them isn’t laziness. It’s clear pattern recognition. We need to fix the broken system before blaming the generation.

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kemi23 days ago

Given the pandemic start and soaring house costs, do we unfairly label Gen Z as lazy instead of examining systemic challenges?

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prince23 days ago

Which structural factors do you think impact Gen Z's work ethic more than claims of laziness?

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isa23 days ago

Curious, which hurdles do you reckon hit Gen Z hardest in today's job market?

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hala23 days ago

It's interesting that after watching Millennials grind for decades and still struggle, many Gen Z workers choose boundaries over burnout.

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yemi23 days ago

I get the frustration, but branding everyone as lazy ignores how some young people still hustle multiple gigs just to stay afloat.

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kris23 days ago

Start tracking your spending and negotiate remote options. These steps can ease pressure until broader housing or wage solutions arrive.

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