having a generation who are not afraid of losing a job because of unjust treatment and lack of career development is just fine. Unlike the boomers/millennials who stay despite the poor treatment is just unbelievable. With this development companies will change their policies and invest more on their employees.
@@zeke8265 I'm a millennial and I'm fine with loosing an unjust job, so don't lump me with the older gens who are fine with working themselves to death
I am not a Gen Z but a older Millenial and I agree with the new Gen Z culture. Life is not meant to live in an office! I left work a few years ago and love it. I read books, work out and am enjoying my life. I've scaled my expenses down by 70% moved from NYC to a farm in Vermont. I used to be a professional working in the city but the pandemic gave me the mental space to realize I was not happy with my life. Now I'm doing something completly different, I work when I need to, Instead of going to bars and dropping 100 dollars every time in NYC now I go camping with my dog in the country. A lot happier now.
Same i am planning the same exact thing i m in my 20's and want to retire from 12hrs jobs at my 36 or 38 so i can focus what i always want. I really dont like city life style living in a cage like flats and live like a robot.. Dont get me wrong i dont hate those who live like that even i really respect those..
@@mdabdullah4379wow so basically you’re saying is people have no choice but to work. “You don’t work, you don’t eat” mentality is erroneous. How about employers’ offer better work/life balances? Better pay. In the 50s and 60s one head of the household earned enough to support a family of four. Wages have not kept up with inflation.
When you know you have to work 10+ hours a day barely to keep food on the table, without owning a house. I think it is high time for the people to understand the plight of younger generation. We are living in the times of hyperinflation, everything is so expensive and the workers are grossly underpaid. The older generation atleast had sorted the housing and living costs. These have become unaffordable in 2023
I'm a gen z, and all she said is kinda true. I do want a security of a job, but work life stresses me out. I'm good with low pay as long as it is a peaceful one
@@frzferdinand72 How can that be good? When the next applicant to be interviewed is flexible with work hours/days, who do you think will get hired? It also makes you look like "picky" and self-centered.
My wife is 56 years old and was recently laid off from a tech company. We are not suffering, though. She received a very good severance payment, and we have plenty of money saved up. So, we are taking it easy without the bank of mum and dad!
by the defination of GenZ, you're the Mum&Dad bank, not the other way round! 😏 Still, the current generation has to learn a lesson or two in saving from your and my generation! This is what has given the peace of mind to you and your family. More power to you! 👏
Let's make it tough for employers to get employees. They are happy about AI and automation but what if there is no one to automate. 💁♂️ No one to monitor and no one to purchase products. They will fall down.
Boomers know best how to make life all about having a job, getting married, buying a house and having kids... I'm just so done with that trope! It's like you need to suffer through work so you're children can also suffer through work. Why the HELL do I have to play into that cycle. Realism, Idealism, Capitalism, whatever it is, it's not like our lives are gonna get any better with a "money hungry wolves" attitude. We're all gonna jump into soil one day, be that the rich or poor, early or late. Money only gives an edge on happiness. And for people who grew up with it, it does not equate to happiness. And that's no one's fault except circumstances'. I think Gen Z just decided to give up and go with the flow. At least, whenever the need arises, I'm sure they'll get to work. And if profit can be made from a hobby, what's the issue? You don't have to portray the world in a negative sense always just cuz you're the media!
Its by Indian culture, We prefer to stay with our families, In USA, they don't and take appointments to meet their parents ! Now they dont have a choice. While Indians are graduating with degrees and Post Doctorates, USA is focusing on teaching sex to six year olds and selling $250,000 university fees for Gender studies Major.
No they won't. They behave in such manner because they think they are irreplaceable in society. With advent of AI and robotics, they will soon learn that they were sadly wrong.
@@GobiSubramaniam It's just like when calculators were invented ... Everyone said people will loose jobs When computers were invented people said... Many people will loose jobs. More the innovation... More meaning full jobs will be created. 😃
@@nk4294 - No one said that computers and calculators were going to make them lose their jobs. Do you know why? Because Computers and Calculators cannot do the job of teachers, lawyers, scientists, lecturers, doctors, soldiers, mechanics and so much more. Computers and Calculators were used as tools, nothing more and nothing less. With the advent of AI, human being had become "replaceable part" in the Society. If the latest 12,000 employees of Google getting lay-off recently does not show you that truth (in what way money makers wants to progress toward), then you are blind to the changes happening in the World.
@@schiffedfg - Says you. But Google is betting on AI to do jobs humans can do, especially with information technology, thus making humans obsolete. It is possible that within the next twenty years, the information technology will be solely handled by computers and AI and certain elite groups which controls these AI will create and add their own definition (overriding everyone else's) and play it within the gasps of younger generation, thus teaching them things these people wants to teach.
Maybe Millenials and Gen Z from first-world/developed countries. But if you are in a 3rd world country that has a high birth rate, 75% of the population is aged 35 and below, and no jobs, being fired is devastating. Where i come from, even getting a minimum wage job when you've a university degree is hard. Young adults here are risking their lives to go work in gulf countries just to ensure they've a future
getting a degree in developing country is not a JOKE. There are more opportunities in the west, so this phenomenon can occur in the west. I support Justin's opinion.
We quit our job last year. I’m not going back to work until they pay me what I’m worth. I have chickens I produce my own food. I don’t have anything to pay but taxes. I think a lot of my brothers feel the same.
@@vivekkhanna868 Its not Good for earth its good for greedy billionaires, its not good for your mind its good in the minds of those billionaires,, have you rented your brain out
That's the thing. Boomers and millennials stayed even when they were treated horribly. This made those employers think that they can get away with treating humans like shit without consequences. Enter gen z. It's something like Employers: do this or get fired(even when the employee is important Boomers/millennials: does it due to fear of getting fired Employers: do this or get fired Gen z: wow, about time, was gonna hand the resignation myself Employers: You can't do that! This is unfair!!
What you mean millennials are afraid to get fired tf No were not specifically not the younger millennials who are more well informed and don't live for the rat race
My kid is 15. I told that dude that when he turns 18 i will no longer by "Dad the provider". I will be "Dad the advisor". I'll let my kid sleep in the streets if he loses his house or job. He needs to learn the responsibility of being INDEPENDENT. Some lessons are hard to learn. I'll make sure he doesn't die though. We talk about this constantly. He knows why i would do it and that its necessary. If i die when he is 19 there will be no help from others. So independence, hard work ethic, rational thinking, logic, critical thinking, and responsibility will be the only way to survive.
@@luckyofume4177 Read what the dude has written. He will allow his kid to sleep in the street so that he knows to be responsible for his actions. It might sound harsh but sometimes you have to be harsh. The world is not a forgiving place. Independent means not only doing whatever you want...but also taking responsibility for it. If your action make you homeless...so be it.
@@MrVijay0611 I'm a father of 3 kids, i will never advice parents to send their kids out of home just because they want to discipline them. Teach your kids norms and values when they are child.
This is true to it's best. I as gen z person have no fear of getting fired and so as many colleagues of mine 😅 And that's nt because my parents are backing me up but due to the fact that i can find another job very quickly cuz i know my worth
I work a trade around 40 hours a week Monday - Friday and I just don't see how these people can survive so long in the American economy not working. I actually don't see how they are getting away with sub par performance and still afford shelter, food, travel, etc.
Gen x & y both made the same mistakes. They took on mortgages, college debt, and had kids. Gen z opted out of 2 or more of those options giving themselves leeway in economic downturns. I'm an elder millennial who didn't follow the house and kids route and let me tell you the amount of financial and emotional freedom I have is the stuff wet dreams are made of.
My 23 year old son is in that league. He is a typical Gen-Z. My other son, 26, is more serious about his career and lifestyle. Total opposites. Apart from that, yep, we , as parents = mum and dad, still help them out financially, because, we the parents in our 60's are now retired with savings from out long career jobs.
So in a nutshell it is not the risk taking Gen Z that is so great but the hard work and fortitude of their parents that is giving them this confidence and security right ? While the earlier generations slogged to support their parents , Gen Z is enjoying life …. At the expense of their parents Well she packaged it differently I must say 😂😂
Well they aren't wrong. people work hard and get to a position by showing up and working for their employers and then we hear about huge scale firing from big companies
Hmm... Starts good and ends sour! Not everyone depends on Parents! Due to internet availability, we have the option to gain better knowledge than the previous generation! So being chill doesn't mean we are being irresponsible, we are smart enough to explore and make a better living! When it comes to medical bills, when is the medical industry not making money? Even if we had a job, we lost money in medical. Our options are open now! We can look at the world in different way. "Risk takes life", without risking what's the point of living?
Good.. then it means Gen X has done its job. Gen X pulled back the curtain on work. Longer hours, crappy pay and benefits which disappear the moment you go to collect them. Leave the Millennials and Gen Z alone. You Baby Boomers have done enough damage.
Because there are people out there in the job world that like very much to use their authority for fun or to put pressure on you so you pedal faster like a hamster 🐹 . And also favouritism kills our hopes. Call centers are not salves camps some people take us for slaves . It is about dignity and rights and the well being in a work environment. We are humans too.
Honestly some of us won't have survived without the bank of mum and dad... It makes one wonder about our colleagues whose parents are not so well off ....
This is becoz of uncertain temporary jobs and outsourcing companies given tenders to providing jobs which exploit people and it's been a long time nd people has had enough of that shit. So they have prepared their minds for such laws
As long as you are a bachelors with no responsibility in life getting fire don't affect them...we can always live in a wild eat healthy natural food...and explore the mother nature 😌
This is amazing, but only possible if the bank balance is solid, this is perhaps true for limited sectors, countries and socio-economic segments. The bank of Mum & Dad seems somewhat parasitic in nature especially for westerners who want to be "independent of parents" but are quite ok to free ride on their parents if need be! Really Amazing stuff..!
I know nurses that are applying for section 8 housing. The pay isn't going up with inflation and rent. Sorry to tell you. Also you will most likely quit within 2 years.
genz come from rich families arent scared of getting fired and youngsters who are healthy arent scared too they can easily get another job in a day those who equipped with skillset. those who dont have anything either poor or unhealthy old women like me are scared of getting fired.
Its always the opposite in india. No jobs means no status in society.....treated as a big waste n failure by the families. Shame.....shame......after tht the person ends his life.
MNCs get use to pay low salary in developing countries. when these companies do the same thing in the west, they get this feedback. That is interesting.
So instead u should beg ur masters not to layoff rather than taking it cool, ? They still gonna lay them off Enough said about being dependent on parents let's stop trying to preach anyone how to live their life it's important to become self dependent ,so switch jobs no need to care for employers COVID showed how un -trustworthy corporations are.
If they are really going back to mum dad bank then they should also understand that they are supporting them with their retirement funds and going on ahead gz should pay them back by taking care of them afterwards
They realize their employers don't care about their well-being and are returning the sentiment 😆
Even better they realize why waste time on a job that can't afford you much
@@ChessNoobX Before, you could buy a house with your annual salary. Not right now!
@@cellsubs6352 Exactly my point...people wasting their time with long hour shifts just to put food on the table and pay rent...that's not life
Baby boomers are always blaming the younger generations for the mess they themselves made.
😆😆😆
having a generation who are not afraid of losing a job because of unjust treatment and lack of career development is just fine. Unlike the boomers/millennials who stay despite the poor treatment is just unbelievable. With this development companies will change their policies and invest more on their employees.
Lesser birth rates too so each person gets more worth per supply and demand.
*Boomers/Gen X....don't bulk us Millenials into that toxic BS
@@DrkBlueXG I'm a Millennial tho. hahaha.
@@zeke8265 I'm a millennial and I'm fine with loosing an unjust job, so don't lump me with the older gens who are fine with working themselves to death
@@rgonzalo511 I'm also a Millennial, I'm also fine losing an unjust job. hahaha. Older Millennials, stay at their toxic job tho.
I am not a Gen Z but a older Millenial and I agree with the new Gen Z culture. Life is not meant to live in an office! I left work a few years ago and love it. I read books, work out and am enjoying my life. I've scaled my expenses down by 70% moved from NYC to a farm in Vermont. I used to be a professional working in the city but the pandemic gave me the mental space to realize I was not happy with my life. Now I'm doing something completly different, I work when I need to, Instead of going to bars and dropping 100 dollars every time in NYC now I go camping with my dog in the country. A lot happier now.
God Bless
☀️☀️
I'm trying to hang in for 57 more months.... then I'm gonna get a job stocking shelves parttime
Same i am planning the same exact thing i m in my 20's and want to retire from 12hrs jobs at my 36 or 38 so i can focus what i always want. I really dont like city life style living in a cage like flats and live like a robot.. Dont get me wrong i dont hate those who live like that even i really respect those..
Good for them. It's not like jobs are paying well enough to be worried about loosing.
losing!
How they gonna feed themselves if they lose their jobs..
😂 exactly
@@mdabdullah4379wow so basically you’re saying is people have no choice but to work. “You don’t work, you don’t eat” mentality is erroneous. How about employers’ offer better work/life balances? Better pay. In the 50s and 60s one head of the household earned enough to support a family of four. Wages have not kept up with inflation.
@@mdabdullah4379 they'll go back to their family homes, as many many do.
When you know you have to work 10+ hours a day barely to keep food on the table, without owning a house. I think it is high time for the people to understand the plight of younger generation.
We are living in the times of hyperinflation, everything is so expensive and the workers are grossly underpaid.
The older generation atleast had sorted the housing and living costs. These have become unaffordable in 2023
True.
I'm a gen z, and all she said is kinda true. I do want a security of a job, but work life stresses me out. I'm good with low pay as long as it is a peaceful one
same with a millenial, peace of mind is everything
Same
I was Fired from my job and it removed the fear of leaving and it opened so many new doors
Same bro! It showed me soo many new doors
Tell me more.
what are you all pursuing currently?
plannign to come of our of super stressful work env, which can layout literally any time
What are the details
100% agree. I also got laid off.
My Gen Z son just interviewed for a job and he told the interviewer, point blank that he is not available to work on weekends.
Very good
🤣🤣
Good for him, he's setting his boundaries and good on you for teaching him self-respect
LOL!! Badass Gen Z! Management will have to adjust!! LOL!!!
@@frzferdinand72 How can that be good? When the next applicant to be interviewed is flexible with work hours/days, who do you think will get hired? It also makes you look like "picky" and self-centered.
My wife is 56 years old and was recently laid off from a tech company. We are not suffering, though. She received a very good severance payment, and we have plenty of money saved up. So, we are taking it easy without the bank of mum and dad!
by the defination of GenZ, you're the Mum&Dad bank, not the other way round! 😏
Still, the current generation has to learn a lesson or two in saving from your and my generation! This is what has given the peace of mind to you and your family. More power to you! 👏
Retirement ki age me laid off....not a big deal man...abhi to aap ke bacche bhi kamane Lage honge
😂😂 Let me remind you Man. You and your wife are the Mom and Dad Bank here. Stop spreading false statements.
Here she is talking about Gen Z...
@@shantanushikhaghosh exactly. You understand perfectly
I am loving it. The world is changing in the right direction. Living life above the survival process is actually realisation.
Let's make it tough for employers to get employees. They are happy about AI and automation but what if there is no one to automate. 💁♂️ No one to monitor and no one to purchase products. They will fall down.
Boomers know best how to make life all about having a job, getting married, buying a house and having kids... I'm just so done with that trope!
It's like you need to suffer through work so you're children can also suffer through work. Why the HELL do I have to play into that cycle. Realism, Idealism, Capitalism, whatever it is, it's not like our lives are gonna get any better with a "money hungry wolves" attitude.
We're all gonna jump into soil one day, be that the rich or poor, early or late. Money only gives an edge on happiness. And for people who grew up with it, it does not equate to happiness. And that's no one's fault except circumstances'.
I think Gen Z just decided to give up and go with the flow. At least, whenever the need arises, I'm sure they'll get to work. And if profit can be made from a hobby, what's the issue?
You don't have to portray the world in a negative sense always just cuz you're the media!
This is regular practice in India where family helps individual... Now this is new since it getting practiced in West....
Its by Indian culture, We prefer to stay with our families, In USA, they don't and take appointments to meet their parents ! Now they dont have a choice. While Indians are graduating with degrees and Post Doctorates, USA is focusing on teaching sex to six year olds and selling $250,000 university fees for Gender studies Major.
Forget having a job. Forget having kids xD
Well these people understand that the employers dont care about loyalty. They will fire you or lay you off anytime to increase profit for low wages.
Depending on mom dad is age old tradition in India 😂
Today's laid off employees are tomorrow's competition for employers... Keep up the physiological games HR.... Gen Z will give back better 😉
No they won't. They behave in such manner because they think they are irreplaceable in society. With advent of AI and robotics, they will soon learn that they were sadly wrong.
@@GobiSubramaniam It's just like when calculators were invented ... Everyone said people will loose jobs
When computers were invented people said... Many people will loose jobs.
More the innovation... More meaning full jobs will be created. 😃
@@nk4294 - No one said that computers and calculators were going to make them lose their jobs. Do you know why?
Because Computers and Calculators cannot do the job of teachers, lawyers, scientists, lecturers, doctors, soldiers, mechanics and so much more. Computers and Calculators were used as tools, nothing more and nothing less.
With the advent of AI, human being had become "replaceable part" in the Society. If the latest 12,000 employees of Google getting lay-off recently does not show you that truth (in what way money makers wants to progress toward), then you are blind to the changes happening in the World.
@@schiffedfg - Says you. But Google is betting on AI to do jobs humans can do, especially with information technology, thus making humans obsolete.
It is possible that within the next twenty years, the information technology will be solely handled by computers and AI and certain elite groups which controls these AI will create and add their own definition (overriding everyone else's) and play it within the gasps of younger generation, thus teaching them things these people wants to teach.
@@GobiSubramaniam AI will replace all bro, no need to cry about who will get replaced first, live your life like a gen-z and keep yourself updated!
Maybe Millenials and Gen Z from first-world/developed countries. But if you are in a 3rd world country that has a high birth rate, 75% of the population is aged 35 and below, and no jobs, being fired is devastating. Where i come from, even getting a minimum wage job when you've a university degree is hard. Young adults here are risking their lives to go work in gulf countries just to ensure they've a future
Yes, because getting a degree in third world country is A JOKE
@@poorvachauhan maybe it's a joke in yours.
@@janejustin1788 yes It is
@@janejustin1788 btw, I like your cat
getting a degree in developing country is not a JOKE. There are more opportunities in the west, so this phenomenon can occur in the west. I support Justin's opinion.
We quit our job last year. I’m not going back to work until they pay me what I’m worth.
I have chickens I produce my own food. I don’t have anything to pay but taxes.
I think a lot of my brothers feel the same.
😀 I think I'll have a coffee this morning with no worries ☕
Thank you for your work, WION ❤
Going back to the bank of mummy and daddy was first invented in India 😁
Happens in Greece where I am from. My husband's nephews, who are in the late 40s and 50s still live with their parents.
many asian and african parents are like that...
Lol .. not fearing fired from working at Starbucks or Walmart? 😂😂
Lol
I am a millenial and I don't give a damn either , I am not married and have no loans and got no fear of getting fired
Gen Z doesn't care because they couldn't afford a house, so could not start a family etc so what is there to worry 😂
Fully agree no family means good for earth and less burden on mind
@@vivekkhanna868 Its not Good for earth its good for greedy billionaires, its not good for your mind its good in the minds of those billionaires,, have you rented your brain out
We are not worried because marrying is not an option.
Yep, I only have to worry about my stomach.
That's the thing.
Boomers and millennials stayed even when they were treated horribly. This made those employers think that they can get away with treating humans like shit without consequences.
Enter gen z. It's something like
Employers: do this or get fired(even when the employee is important
Boomers/millennials: does it due to fear of getting fired
Employers: do this or get fired
Gen z: wow, about time, was gonna hand the resignation myself
Employers: You can't do that! This is unfair!!
What you mean millennials are afraid to get fired tf
No were not specifically not the younger millennials who are more well informed and don't live for the rat race
My kid is 15. I told that dude that when he turns 18 i will no longer by "Dad the provider". I will be "Dad the advisor".
I'll let my kid sleep in the streets if he loses his house or job. He needs to learn the responsibility of being INDEPENDENT. Some lessons are hard to learn. I'll make sure he doesn't die though. We talk about this constantly. He knows why i would do it and that its necessary. If i die when he is 19 there will be no help from others. So independence, hard work ethic, rational thinking, logic, critical thinking, and responsibility will be the only way to survive.
Why would you allowed your child to be on street just because you want to discipline him or her?
@@luckyofume4177 Read what the dude has written. He will allow his kid to sleep in the street so that he knows to be responsible for his actions. It might sound harsh but sometimes you have to be harsh. The world is not a forgiving place. Independent means not only doing whatever you want...but also taking responsibility for it. If your action make you homeless...so be it.
@@MrVijay0611 That isn't the best way to discipline a child ok. Exposing him or her in such condition, can lead to depression or addicted to drugs ok.
@@MrVijay0611 good to Philadelphia today and see how homeless have lead people to
@@MrVijay0611 I'm a father of 3 kids, i will never advice parents to send their kids out of home just because they want to discipline them. Teach your kids norms and values when they are child.
2:51...I totally agree .... nowadays finding job and attending interview so easy via Online...no need spend whole day to go office for interview..
True
The tone in which the reporter reports, seems like her parents won’t give her any money.
This is true to it's best. I as gen z person have no fear of getting fired and so as many colleagues of mine 😅
And that's nt because my parents are backing me up but due to the fact that i can find another job very quickly cuz i know my worth
no house, no kids
I work a trade around 40 hours a week Monday - Friday and I just don't see how these people can survive so long in the American economy not working. I actually don't see how they are getting away with sub par performance and still afford shelter, food, travel, etc.
Gen x & y both made the same mistakes. They took on mortgages, college debt, and had kids. Gen z opted out of 2 or more of those options giving themselves leeway in economic downturns. I'm an elder millennial who didn't follow the house and kids route and let me tell you the amount of financial and emotional freedom I have is the stuff wet dreams are made of.
As a gen x, there will be regret for not having kids. They can bring so much joy and will support you when you are old if you raise them right.
My 23 year old son is in that league. He is a typical Gen-Z. My other son, 26, is more serious about his career and lifestyle. Total opposites. Apart from that, yep, we , as parents = mum and dad, still help them out financially, because, we the parents in our 60's are now retired with savings from out long career jobs.
They not slaves...working long hours for peanuts🙄
1:35 what a sweater
So in a nutshell it is not the risk taking Gen Z that is so great but the hard work and fortitude of their parents that is giving them this confidence and security right ? While the earlier generations slogged to support their parents , Gen Z is enjoying life …. At the expense of their parents
Well she packaged it differently I must say 😂😂
They depend on their parents because their salary is not enough to buy a house and gain financial freedom.
Its the parents fault that the kids are into this world of rat race. So they need to take burden of kids.
@Julia Ma'am what's wrong in spending our time on hobbies, trying our hand at a new career path or waiting patiently for the right opportunity?
@@MissCurious069 Sure, no problem as long as you don't expect someone else to take care of your expenses
Well they aren't wrong. people work hard and get to a position by showing up and working for their employers and then we hear about huge scale firing from big companies
I belong to the Gen- Z, I'm not fired but i left and it's not a problem for me at all..
Why should Gen Z stress about a job that can be easily eliminated by a company? Its not like there is job security anymore.
Hmm...
Starts good and ends sour!
Not everyone depends on Parents!
Due to internet availability, we have the option to gain better knowledge than the previous generation!
So being chill doesn't mean we are being irresponsible, we are smart enough to explore and make a better living!
When it comes to medical bills, when is the medical industry not making money? Even if we had a job, we lost money in medical.
Our options are open now! We can look at the world in different way. "Risk takes life", without risking what's the point of living?
💯🙌
They just don't know what awaits them in the jungle that is the market. Ignorance is bliss.
Good.. then it means Gen X has done its job. Gen X pulled back the curtain on work. Longer hours, crappy pay and benefits which disappear the moment you go to collect them. Leave the Millennials and Gen Z alone. You Baby Boomers have done enough damage.
looking at everything with a positive outlook is one thing a person can do in such times!!!
Because there are people out there in the job world that like very much to use their authority for fun or to put pressure on you so you pedal faster like a hamster 🐹 .
And also favouritism kills our hopes.
Call centers are not salves camps some people take us for slaves .
It is about dignity and rights and the well being in a work environment.
We are humans too.
Honestly some of us won't have survived without the bank of mum and dad... It makes one wonder about our colleagues whose parents are not so well off ....
@@mo-sl4bj I know first hand
Gen Z will figure it out just like the Woodstock Generation did.
Half of gen Z: oh that’s what a job is
This is becoz of uncertain temporary jobs and outsourcing companies given tenders to providing jobs which exploit people and it's been a long time nd people has had enough of that shit. So they have prepared their minds for such laws
As long as you are a bachelors with no responsibility in life getting fire don't affect them...we can always live in a wild eat healthy natural food...and explore the mother nature 😌
Gravitus tonight is exploding one after another
She is right.
Gen Z depend on Gen Alpha
Don’t have any loans as simple as that
Gen Alpha Says hello here 😂😂😂
This is amazing, but only possible if the bank balance is solid, this is perhaps true for limited sectors, countries and socio-economic segments. The bank of Mum & Dad seems somewhat parasitic in nature especially for westerners who want to be "independent of parents" but are quite ok to free ride on their parents if need be! Really Amazing stuff..!
Soon companies will suffer
They need to. They should learn from their suffering that somewhere they are wrong by not caring for their employees.
That is because far too many are getting outrageous severance packages.
What's the name of the other presentor?
I am from Gen Z. I am currently studying to become a nurse. I literally can't be unemployed except I am a real douchebag.
I know nurses that are applying for section 8 housing. The pay isn't going up with inflation and rent. Sorry to tell you. Also you will most likely quit within 2 years.
So what is the situation in India for jobs ?
Nobody in IT fires junior employees
Gen Z has been a little menace. I am not gonna lie. They are always in the news for most time the wrong reasons lol 😂
new liabilities to the world...gen z
*capitalism
It's not their mistake. It's the mistake of their parents. They didn't ask them to be born here.
@@religionofpeace782 agree
Mummy and Daddy will pay their bills
Bank of Mom and Dad is the best bank in the world 💫
Wait until you get to 30s lol
What does that mean?
genz come from rich families arent scared of getting fired and youngsters who are healthy arent scared too they can easily get another job in a day those who equipped with skillset. those who dont have anything either poor or unhealthy old women like me are scared of getting fired.
Today I lose my job 😔 I am living in Europe 🌍 these corrupt politicians is destroying the whole Europe ❌❌❌
Pakistani troller Jake so kah 😅😅
Imagine the government removing all thier safety nets
no point in hustling when no personal life and time
Stay tuned in 20years to Gen z still living with mommy
Wish that's the same in India too.
Its always the opposite in india. No jobs means no status in society.....treated as a big waste n failure by the families. Shame.....shame......after tht the person ends his life.
Tech workers losing their jobs have like a quarter to half a year of severance
No work .
Lets not forget that gen z doesn’t have a mortgage nor children. So what is to lose with a termination
Because they can crawl back to their parents basement,or live in their car,shoot up drugs,be homeless
if you're not living off your parents how are you paying rent food ect.. and if you are what will you do when parents are gone
I am in love with the host 😍 she is super talented
even I'm not ..ready for anything..we have unlimited things to do
Yeh sab america main hota hain India main nahi.
Not cool.
They are young and don't have EMIs. This, they aren't scared.
MNCs get use to pay low salary in developing countries. when these companies do the same thing in the west, they get this feedback. That is interesting.
Would you be your son or daughters “bank”? What would your interest-rate be?
Little to none Duh
So instead u should beg ur masters not to layoff rather than taking it cool, ? They still gonna lay them off
Enough said about being dependent on parents let's stop trying to preach anyone how to live their life it's important to become self dependent ,so switch jobs no need to care for employers COVID showed how
un -trustworthy corporations are.
Rebel is the answer.
@@apostate1234 Nope. Antinatalism is the answer to all human problems.
“Adult children” 🤔
:) I smilled at the word "Bank of mom"
Wait for some years there will be no company and no ceo
That’s because most of them still live at home, with the bank of mum and dad to rely on…. Hope they hang on to their confidence to not conform 🙏
In places where there are options to awitch jobs people will feel less affected after a layoff.
Very good and welll for Gen Z
Don't assume our whole genration from just 100 americans
If they are really going back to mum dad bank then they should also understand that they are supporting them with their retirement funds and going on ahead gz should pay them back by taking care of them afterwards
they will no do that.
Where are all the children and families?
Now they are
I am feeling the same thing..
Well that is because they were never in the so called rat race! They are well supported by their parents or even their govt.
Gen z is the end of humanity
And that's great. No life no suffering. Know life know suffering.
They won't because they don't have any responsibilities