Saved by Keely Adler
Gen Z does not dream of labor
As well as sharing somewhat worrying traits with clinical depression, goblin mode reveals a deeper ideology lurking in the minds of younger millennials and Gen Z: the rejection of idealism in all its forms. By trading in the gym-going, smoothie-blending, to-do list-ticking aspirations of the “that-girl” for laziness and indulgence, they are rebelli... See more
the critic • The death of Ideals
If the new American Dream is defined by “creative expression, online influence and extreme optionality” over linear moves up the corporate ladder, then LinkedIn is enough to make any Millennial or Gen Z jobseeker cringe.
Brianne Kimmel • Not Found
Meet the Gen Zers who launched their side hustles before even starting high school—now they’re making a fortune as their own bosses. According to LinkedIn, the second-fastest growing job title for Gen Z grads is Founder. Nearly two-thirds of people aged 18-35 have either started or plan to start a side gig, with almost half saying they want to be t... See more