Do you agree with Gen-Z being so quick to quit jobs they hate

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I think part of the problem that’s not getting spoken about is, when kids turn 18 they go into the world with nothing. If you throw your kid out there with nothing they competing with adults who be in the rat race. So they playing catch up trying to maintain a lifestyle and pay bills with limited skill and experience. So a kid will do better when they enter the world with money. This entire society is built on commerce so set your kids up before you send them in the world. Make sure they got a plan instead of working some job.
They see no value in working. They see the misery from the older folks, they see all the rules for nothing. As you said when you young and starting out you ahve nothing, meaning no bills or anything. they can get an apt and live 10 deep, stay at their parents home. Now doordash and like provide flexibilty and freedom to make what you'd make at a "real job" with less headaches. And they are not wrong.
 

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God for them. These companies literally don’t give a shyt about you. I’ve seen people get canned while on maternity leave, pregnant, medical,leave fighting for their lives. Keep it transactional. You’re not happy? Leave.

Too many companies overstepping.
 

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I don’t know if you’re gen x but I am and I’m not giving these jobs my time trying to be loyal for my whole life. If you ain’t payin I’m not stayin:yeshrug: It didn’t start with Gen Z
You ain't lying. I'm Gen X but I feel the majority act like boomers. At least with the fear part of their jobs. Boomers and Gen X were on some scary shyt when I said I work three remote jobs. All were like:

"What if they find out?":sadcam:

You know boomers are the biggest fear mongers and liars when it comes to the workplace. One said that they could track me, find out and sue me. :beli:. I said man, the fear you boomers have. They have ya'll trained so well. I bet you worked 20+ years at the same place and got shyt pay.



Gen Z is fearless :russ:
 

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Paycheck.

Coming in constantly.

This is the bottom line of the bottom of the line.

If you're at a job you hate, you don't quit. You

find a better job

FIRST

then make a move.

If you want to be able to change jobs easily, you best give them 2 weeks and all the traditional shyt.. so that your references are solid.

It's akin to bad credit. A bad work history where you quit out of the blue and are unemployed for stretches of time

This stuff is common sense, but for some reason it has to be outlined to grown ass people in this day and age.
 

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Well maybe he is slow. I haven't really saw a difference with workers age wise in grocery stores.

I'm Gen X and I do jobs dirty. Last job that pissed me off I left in the middle of an ERP integration. Told the manager that he better pray he never bumps into me in them streets :mjlol:

I'm a straight ass hole to jobs. Since I've been working remotely I play around with jobs in my local area. I'll apply and ghost them when they want to set an interview. If they are really close by. I'll even go to the interview. They will offer the job and I'll ghost them.

Look at the shyt they pull with people. I only do what my job asks. I don't volunteer to do shyt. I'm there for a paycheck and that's it.

I clown Gen Z but they are spot on about the workplace.
This nikka is a menace, but the menace we need.
 

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im working remote with a charger on the spacebar in a separate notes app so i don’t go idle
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