Almost half of Gen Z and millennials would rather be unemployed than unhappy in a job, new research

[horizon]

Happiness is important but I gotta live

 

[Rekkapryde]

Time is up in the next 150 years these foreigners about to take over this country. Cause while americans (White, black and etc) talking about they happiness as they don't want to work or get married or have kids or pull they money together or work together and steady being the hare in a race. These foreigners out here pulling they money together, working, working together, getting married and having kids they truly going to be the tortoise in this race the next 150 years to take over this country.

You see it and other people with sense see it. It's already happening but too many mufukkaz too consumed with goofy SM shyt while these foreigners are grinding and about to leave yo ass out in the cold. Mufukkaz here don't know what it's like not to have like these foreigners do. They about to pull the carpet up right from under people.

 

[Rekkapryde]

I can understand to a degree.

It's one thing if you have kids to support or your job is the only thing keeping you off the street, but otherwise there's no great reason to spend your life at a miserable job.

thing is, you don't have to anymore. ONe thing the pandemic has shown is that when pressed, these companies gotta cut the check. So many can't find people to fill jobs it's insane. Truly a job hunters market. Mufukkaz getting 13/14 dollars an hour at Mickey Ds now.....IN THE SOUTH.

Companies have allowed Exec Pay to get so out of hand causing a huge income disparity. It's now coming back to bite them in the ass as Gen Z/Millennials have told them the price of the brick dun gone up. You are not entitled to have a successful company. If you took care of your people and stopped being greedy, wouldn't have this problem and would have at least curved it.

There's definitely a reckoning coming and it's been brewing for decades.

 

[Lakers Offseason]

Tough times create hard men
Hard men create easy times
Easy times create weak men
Weak men create tough times

It's been just over a century since the first World War. The following generations that followed created hard men. Say what you want about the Boomers but they went through some shyt, worked it out and created easy times for the following generations. It's now cumulated into a generation who don't even want to work, confused about what gender they are, and have no emotional control. Tough times will surely follow because the majority are now weak.

 

[UpAndComing]

As long as they combine this energy to be completely independent with Entrepreneurship, then it would be wasted

If not, they are looking for a world of pain having this mentality in the workplace

 

[Spence]

Things are going to get pretty crazy in the next few years. If millennial and gen z people are having these big moments of refusal to work and straight up walking out of the job theyll have to actually start listening to workers. 10 people shouldn't have more collective wealth than an entire state or country. But yet here we are.

Until the corporations outsource and automate everything

 

[Shang Tsung]

Going through this rn. My salary is good but my work load can have me hating my life for weeks at a time. Some days I pretty much just go home to sleep. The weeks where I don't have a bunch of conflicting deadlines tho. I probably spend 15 hours of the week being productive

 

[Taadow]

The demise of America is becoming more and more apparent by each passing the day

I mean the American media has been a complete joke for decades now, the government has been openly controlled by private corporations, and everybody knows it, but does nothing about it

The dollar is literally collapsing right before our eyes, I mean a bag cheetos is 5 dollars and people wanna blame gas prices on Russia like we live in Europe

Everything is more expensive because the dollar is worth less, and the US constantly threatening another countries with dollar has backfired, and this Ukraine situation is merely speeding up a process that was going to happen anyway when the dollar will no longer be the world's reserve currency because it cannot be trusted, because whenever they feel like the United States can freeze you dollars and sieze them.

Everything sold in the United States in made in China damn near, America is a nation of consumers who produce nothing, the pandemic showed that 90 percent of jobs in America are useless, and merely serve to fuel an economy that does not exist merely an illusion

Americans are broke except for the 1 percent, the purchasing power of Americans came from cheap credit, not productivity

Retailers will move on from American consumers, because Americans just do not have the money to spend anymore, as business it only make to cater to customers who getting richer not poorer so they will search for who the new consumers will be over seas

All of this is indisputable, and irreversible at this point.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

There’s no good solution to this btw.

UBI

Even if theres a work requirement for it. It would make people more likely to work jobs that they think are beneath them or only part time because they would effectively be making more than the job is paying them and would help alleviate economic anxiety

 

[Rekkapryde]

As long as they combine this energy to be completely independent with Entrepreneurship, then it would be wasted

If not, they are looking for a world of pain having this mentality in the workplace

100

 

[Labadi_Mantse]

thing is, you don't have to anymore. ONe thing the pandemic has shown is that when pressed, these companies gotta cut the check. So many can't find people to fill jobs it's insane. Truly a job hunters market. Mufukkaz getting 13/14 dollars an hour and Mickey Ds now.....IN THE SOUTH.

Companies have allowed Exec Pay to get so out of hand causing a huge income disparity. It's now coming back to bite them in the ass as Gen Z/Millennials have told them the price of the brick dun gone up. You are not entitled to have a successful company. If you took care of your people and stopped being greedy, wouldn't have this problem and would have at least curved it.

There's definitely a reckoning coming and it's been brewing for decades.

Companies have far more leverage in the long run. We all know that McDonalds, Amazon, Walmart etc are tending toward automation. Not a question of if but when.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Companies have far more leverage in the long run. We all know that McDonalds, Amazon, Walmart etc are tending toward automation. Not a question of if but when.

no doubt. These politicians are too in bed with the corporations crushing unions and letting them get away with so much bullshyt. Other countries don't allow that shyt to fly except here.

 

[Jazzy B.]

I wonder how honest people are with themselves. If you are an employee for a company and field with opportunities and you claim you work hard, why is this not producing anything?

At my new job, after being here 1 year, was promoted and currently being trained to be promoted again. If you work an office job and show managers you can add value outside of doing the bare minimum, and let them know you want new/ additional responsibilities, you should see growth/results

You clearly don’t know how the corporate game works.

People are capped at far then can go at a company from the moment walk through door by the bosses.

My cousin works a finance job. Another role opened up which was essentially what he was already doing and more money.

He applied for it and was expecting an internal interview, he was left in the dark meanwhile they were interviewing other candidates on the sly whilst chopping it up with him right in his face like everything was good.



When he asked what's up. They told him "we feel like you're more valuable in your current role" and hadn't even processed his damn application

I told him this has happened because they've capped how far he can go at this company and that he needed to start looking for another job otherwise he'll become "Old head Joe"

This is why Gen Z and Millennials going crazy with starting business and being their own bosses because they're now game to this type of bullshyt from the jump. Meanwhile old heads probably wasted 10 years of their life "working harder" for that promotion before figuring out how the corporate game works and they're capped.

 

[Rekkapryde]

You clearly don’t know how the corporate game works.

People are capped at far then can go at a company from the moment walk through door by the bosses.

My cousin works a finance job. Another role opened up which was essentially what he was already doing and more money.

He applied for it and was expecting an internal interview, he was left in the dark meanwhile they were interviewing other candidates on the sly whilst chopping it up with him right in his face like everything was good.



When he asked what's up. They told him "we feel like you're more valuable in your current role" and hadn't even processed his damn application

I told him this has happened because they've capped how far he can go at this company and that he needed to start looking for another job otherwise he'll become "Old head Joe"

This is why Gen Z and Millennials going crazy with starting business and being their own bosses because they're now game to this type of bullshyt from the jump. Meanwhile old heads probably wasted 10 years of their life "working harder" for that promotion before figuring out how the corporate game works and they're capped.

the thing is, your cousin can eat good in this situation right now. Tell them nikkaz fukk you and get another job paying more.

 

[Labadi_Mantse]

no doubt. These politicians are too in bed with the corporations crushing unions and letting them get away with so much bullshyt. Other countries don't allow that shyt to fly except here.

Absolutely. I agree about politicians and corporations being bedfellows. I just don’t see where a reckoning is going to come from because workers have so little leverage. If you look back through American history, people tend to quit and look for new jobs during economic recoveries because the option to find something better is there. History has proven, that doesn’t last forever though. Looking long term, as I mentioned, I don’t see where workers have the leverage to facilitate ‘a reckoning,’ when you consider automation, outsourcing, immigration etc. We live in a capitalist society. You need money to survive and thrive. You cannot just not work or hold your nuts on every employer, especially if you have dependents or a lifestyle to maintain. Unfortunately, corporations are well aware of this.