You think the majority of people job hoping are going it in high income tech fields?Just because you quit a ton of jobs doesn't mean you don't have a work ethic. There could be a myriad of reasons for job hopping. I do it all the time and ain't shyt wrong with my work ethic. Tech jobs are considered disposal at most companies. So zero loyalty is understood on both sides.
Exactly, these people in the thread are playing dumb. I bet they all know someone like that because that is how a majority operate. The literally will quit because it's raining too hard...yes that happened.Definitely emotional. My younger sister quits alot of jobs because she didn't feel like going to work that day or they scheduled her on a day she wanted to go hangout. But she always finds another job in a week and I'm just sitting there like
No I mean being told to be on time or being corrected when they make a mistakes. Had people quit for both reasons.
Yes people quit for the lightest shyt. I don’t think that ya'll really understand how advocating for 'not giving a shyt' is affecting this generation. It's not what you think it is. Ya'll only wanna think about it idealistically but aren't considering real life applications.
What you are saying is a straw-man that i find to be a joke.
You don't think I peep how you always categorize poor working conditions as a 'minor inconveniences' and how you label wanting a job that doesn't suck your soul, as 'instant gratification'?
Don't worry, I think it's great too, I see how big companies are increasing their wages, offering more perks, negotiating with unions and being more competitive with PTO in private companies, keep wanting workers to shut up and take it because that's the right 'work ethic' and I'll keep cheering them on.
People were already the poorest they've ever been before 'quitting culture' started so clearly that wasn't working anyway.
did I call you a boomer or did I say youhave a boomer mentality? There's a difference. you don't have to be a boomer to have a boomer mentalityAgain not a boomer. Why do ya'll keep falling on that?
And it's not hate. I literally went from entry level to OM in 8 months because of the culture ya'll promote. My job security is 100% because the rest of ya'll would cry and quit as soon as it rained too hard or you had to stay 15 minutes later.
The shyt benefits me amazingly. I work 5 to 6 hours a day and I still look like the hardest work employee. If anything ya'll are making it easier for people who want to work.
However I manage these people. And it's nice it works for you but I actually talk to these people and know how their life is going. It's not theory. Just making an observation.
No. But there isn't any real downside that I can see from an employee's point of view. Employee churn increases wages which have been stagnant for decades. There really is no benefit for employees to stick around at a company long term.
Yeah they definitely are an interesting generation. I'm just glad I was born in a time before social media and the internet was so prevalent. It's like I got a view of both sides. I see the importance of social media and capitalizing off it but I'm grounded enough that my success isn't defined by how I see people living off it. This is one of the most depressed but fake happy, emotional generations. They truly believe that everyone is entitled to a certain lifestyle and that's cool and fine but you still have to put the work in. Not saying work a meaningless job for 30 yrs but find a job that can be a stepping stone for the next move. Success doesn't come instantly. You have to get a bit dirty and that part doesn't connect to them because social media doesn't highlight that only the good parts.
The sense of entitlement is crazy especially if they're black. If there's one thing they should know and understand by now is that no one owes you anything and you're delusional to expect as much. If you want anything you have to go work for it go earn it. This country is fundamentally structured to emphasize rugged individualism unless you're white and wealthy.
Why is profit necessary and why is it that basic needs like food and shelter are only (barely) given when you are a cog in the wheel of the workforce?The majority of people dont want to do any of that. Most people want to eat and have some place to live. If that is taken care of they wont do much above that. You expect the profit motive to be stronger in a society where profit isn't necessary
That's like the brehs out here stealing these chargers and challengers. They're literally taking a chance with their life to steal and sale a car to someone else for $1k- $1500 a car. Like what sense does that make
Breh they believe in some fantasy utopia or something. Hate to tell them but even with UBI someone gotta flip them burger patties and It won't be me. I did it when I was younger and it sucked so I put myself in position to never have to do it again in my life.How is this going to work. Ya'll don't want to do the flunky jobs now. You think ya'll going to do them when you're getting UBI?
I'm in my mid 40s so I have tons of experience. These kids are doing the right thing. Of course they are going to have to settle down and focus on a profession or trade. But this was the first step. No more scared for your job type shyt anymore.
