Gary Tanguay filled in on NightSide:
There appears to be a shift among Gen Z regarding their approach to work. Viral social media trends like “quiet quitting” might be onto something. According to a recent study by Monitoring The Future, the number of Gen Z respondents “wanting to do their best in their job even if this sometimes means working overtime” dropped to just 36%, down from 53.74% in 2020. Is Gen Z lazy or just working smarter? Daryl Wright from Ernst & Young joined Gary to discuss. Later, Gary's nephew Noah joined him. Noah is a millenial who quit his job without having another one lined up.
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There appears to be a shift among Gen Z regarding their approach to work. Viral social media trends like “quiet quitting” might be onto something. According to a recent study by Monitoring The Future, the number of Gen Z respondents “wanting to do their best in their job even if this sometimes means working overtime” dropped to just 36%, down from 53.74% in 2020. Is Gen Z lazy or just working smarter? Daryl Wright from Ernst & Young joined Gary to discuss. Later, Gary's nephew Noah joined him. Noah is a millenial who quit his job without having another one lined up.
Ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio!
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