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The college graduates crossing the stage this month are the first to completely witness higher education in a post-COVID world. These young adults are quintessentially “Gen Z,” a generation of people that have been uniquely impacted in their youth by technology, political challenges, and this pandemic. Now, they’re entering the workforce. Will their career experiences be as unique as their upbringing, or will it stand out too?
Does Gen Z Want to Work?
First, let’s tackle some misconceptions about this youngest working generation. As every generation enters the workforce, they are bound to be met by judgement from
