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Gen Z Job Applicant Claims She Was Rejected Because Of Her Age: "Making Me Cry..."
She claimed that the manager, who is a Gen X, told her she wasn't hired because she's Gen Z.
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Gen Z Rejects 9-5 Jobs, 76% Aim To Be Their Own Boss: Poll
A recent poll reveals that 76% of Generation Z, compared to 57% of millennials and lower percentages of Gen X and baby boomers, prefer entrepreneurship over traditional 9-5 jobs.
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Crypto Seen as Viable Retirement Plan by Nearly 50 Percent Millennials, Gen Zs in US: Report
Around 45 percent Millennials and 46 percent of the Gen Z population are approaching cryptocurrencies as a retirement plan in the US. The change in the way younger generations is changing jobs and reconsidering financial priorities has been ushered in during the pandemic.
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COVID-19 Cases Soar In Young Adults Bored of Social Distancing
Psychological fatigue with social distancing is emerging as a major challenge for curbing a pandemic now into its eighth month. That's especially so among young adults who are less fearful of the coronavirus, and suffer greater economic and social costs when they stay home.
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Techies Lead The Way In Switching Jobs Among Millennials: Study
Millennials these days are more ambitious, restless and are less afraid to take chances because of so many options at hand, according to a study by global predictive outbound hiring solution provider Belong.
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A CEO Wants His Daughter To Follow This Advice, Given By Another CEO
By focusing on learnability, millennials are redefining career security, says Jonas Prising, chairman and chief executive officer of ManpowerGroup.
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Mark Zuckerberg Tells Harvard Grads That Automation Will Take Jobs, And It's Up To Millennials To Create More
Mark Zuckerberg finally has his Harvard degree. The Facebook CEO and famous college dropout left the Ivy League university 12 years ago to found the social network, but he returned Thursday to pick up a honorary doctor of laws degree and drop some wisdom on the class of 2017.
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Opinion: Don't Worry, Millennial Underachievers: It's Always Been Tough To Figure Out Your Life
Handwringing over young people's failure to launch has dominated the news media for years now. Millennials are the "anxious generation," headlines say, overwhelmed by too much choice and unprepared for adulthood after years of helicopter parenting.
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Do You Know How Many Candidates Always Search For A New Job?
More than one-third of employees across the globe are always looking for their next job opportunity, according to a global study of job seekers conducted by ManpowerGroup Solutions, part of ManpowerGroup.
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Young Indians Clock More Work Hours Than Global Peers: Survey
Young Indians clock in more hours at work than their peers in other countries, says a survey. Millennials in India put in 52 hours per week on average - the longest - says a survey from ManpowerGroup, a global human resource consulting firm.
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Many Millennials Likely to Quit Current Jobs in 2 Years: Survey
A significant number of millennials expect to quit their current jobs in the next two years on dissatisfaction over the way their leadership skills are being developed, a survey has found.
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Most Millennials Would Gladly Settle for a Steady Job
Millennials have been heralded as the uniquely diverse, highly educated, politically independent social media marvels. But a new poll finds many of them would also just like a good job at an established business with some vacation time.
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Gen Z Job Applicant Claims She Was Rejected Because Of Her Age: "Making Me Cry..."
She claimed that the manager, who is a Gen X, told her she wasn't hired because she's Gen Z.
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Gen Z Rejects 9-5 Jobs, 76% Aim To Be Their Own Boss: Poll
A recent poll reveals that 76% of Generation Z, compared to 57% of millennials and lower percentages of Gen X and baby boomers, prefer entrepreneurship over traditional 9-5 jobs.
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Crypto Seen as Viable Retirement Plan by Nearly 50 Percent Millennials, Gen Zs in US: Report
Around 45 percent Millennials and 46 percent of the Gen Z population are approaching cryptocurrencies as a retirement plan in the US. The change in the way younger generations is changing jobs and reconsidering financial priorities has been ushered in during the pandemic.
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COVID-19 Cases Soar In Young Adults Bored of Social Distancing
Psychological fatigue with social distancing is emerging as a major challenge for curbing a pandemic now into its eighth month. That's especially so among young adults who are less fearful of the coronavirus, and suffer greater economic and social costs when they stay home.
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Techies Lead The Way In Switching Jobs Among Millennials: Study
Millennials these days are more ambitious, restless and are less afraid to take chances because of so many options at hand, according to a study by global predictive outbound hiring solution provider Belong.
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A CEO Wants His Daughter To Follow This Advice, Given By Another CEO
By focusing on learnability, millennials are redefining career security, says Jonas Prising, chairman and chief executive officer of ManpowerGroup.
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Mark Zuckerberg Tells Harvard Grads That Automation Will Take Jobs, And It's Up To Millennials To Create More
Mark Zuckerberg finally has his Harvard degree. The Facebook CEO and famous college dropout left the Ivy League university 12 years ago to found the social network, but he returned Thursday to pick up a honorary doctor of laws degree and drop some wisdom on the class of 2017.
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Opinion: Don't Worry, Millennial Underachievers: It's Always Been Tough To Figure Out Your Life
Handwringing over young people's failure to launch has dominated the news media for years now. Millennials are the "anxious generation," headlines say, overwhelmed by too much choice and unprepared for adulthood after years of helicopter parenting.
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Do You Know How Many Candidates Always Search For A New Job?
More than one-third of employees across the globe are always looking for their next job opportunity, according to a global study of job seekers conducted by ManpowerGroup Solutions, part of ManpowerGroup.
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Young Indians Clock More Work Hours Than Global Peers: Survey
Young Indians clock in more hours at work than their peers in other countries, says a survey. Millennials in India put in 52 hours per week on average - the longest - says a survey from ManpowerGroup, a global human resource consulting firm.
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Many Millennials Likely to Quit Current Jobs in 2 Years: Survey
A significant number of millennials expect to quit their current jobs in the next two years on dissatisfaction over the way their leadership skills are being developed, a survey has found.
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Most Millennials Would Gladly Settle for a Steady Job
Millennials have been heralded as the uniquely diverse, highly educated, politically independent social media marvels. But a new poll finds many of them would also just like a good job at an established business with some vacation time.
