CEO: One stunning data point explains the 'Gen Z stare'—and why it's going to backfire on them
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If you've worked with Gen Z, you've probably seen the "Gen Z stare": that facial expression that somehow manages to mix disdain, defiance, and utter disinterest all in one blank look. But here's why experts say it's going to backfire — and make it even harder for them to land a job.

The gen z stare. I like that. I think ive seen it a few times too but just figured they had a bad day. But its maybe something much bigger. A desire to not be a slave to the system.

  • MrSulu@lemmy.mlEnglish
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    4 days ago

    And so it rolls on with newer generations being assessed by dumbasses that would be the modern village idiots. This happens each decade 50s to 60s. 60s to 70s and so on. EVERY time.