In normal countries, no one needs zoomers

[Kurokage]

But that's not all, employers have formulated a whole list of complaints about Generation Z, from the inability to dress for the workplace (which is important for working in an office), to regular lateness to work. Also, young people cannot clearly and distinctly express their thoughts. But the worst thing, according to managers, is that zoomers consider it beneath their dignity to learn from "old people" and because of this, in principle, they cannot be "reforged".

Ask any member from a previous generation, and they will have been accused of similar 'short fallings', and once that generation reaches a certain age, they too will complain about the same things they heard in their youth. This has been the same in civilized countries for many many generations.
Something you seem to miss in your opening post? Has Russia stagnated compared to the rest of the civilized world? I wouldn't image so from what my friends wife says, perhaps it's just bias or propaganda, an old persons disillusioned view of the young??

[Kurokage]

Likewise, your post. You know, when a "Catholic" has a menorah on her closet, it's hard to demand objectivity from her))))

It didn't take you long to start attacking fellow members because you disagree with them with misogynistic and religious hatred, did it? Accusing a known Catholic member of being Jewish, also showing your antisemitism. You did the same to a female member on ATS calling her 'irrational' and 'emotional' too. I don't see you talking to known male members the same way?? You haven't even been here a month. Disgusting.


Back on topic.

I remember the older generations back in the 70's complaing about the youth and the hair styles and not wanting to do physical jobs. The Job market changes and most jobs become less physical as machines replace the workforce. Appearance and clothing styles change yearly and some generations make huge leaps, look at the Rocker and Punk generations for giant changes.

[Anna]

Maybe the profession you are offered does not meet the expectations and demands of the market? I understand that caring for the elderly, caring for animals and other volunteer work are socially in demand. But the market decides everything. The problem is that leftist trends do not meet market demands. We need to achieve harmony through socialization and responsibility of business, when it becomes profitable for it to invest in social programs. But communism has nothing to do with it, since it destroys everything it touches.

My profession did meet the expectations of the market. English teachers are in demand. I just suck at teaching. Maybe not teaching itself but coping with spoiled unruly and mostly retarded brats.

What you're describing has nothing to do with communism. During communism teachers at school didn't have to be liked but they were respected. Parents were respected. Children knew their place. And now a young jerk will show you a middle finger and a headmaster will blame you because you failed to make him interested in your lesson. And your child will have a hissy fit if you don't give him what he wants. Like my little cousin is the king of the house. His parents are his servants.

This is the liberal upbringing, not a communist one. Now the professions that were once regarded as prestigious have lost their prestige. The same happened to university degrees. They devalued because everyone can now study if they pay the fees. There are many private universities that accept everyone.

[Maxmars]

An important reminder (I hate it when I am forced to 'moderate')

This is for everyone, not just the OP or a specific responder....

Please don't speak of or about each other... it's best to keep to the subject matter of the OP... not the person...

It's much too easy to offend, and once there is offense the subject gets lost in the tit for tat.

It's tolerable to disagree... but it's not ever wise to "label" a member... that's always "off-topic."

[UltraBudgie]

Here is the article from fortune.com that highlighted this:

https://fortune.com/2024/05/28/gen-z-mos...y-boomers/

I do not think Gen Z really reads fortune.com; they're not the demographic they pander to.

n the end, being “difficult” is probably just another rite of passage. After all, millennials will remember being labeled work-shy snowflakes before climbing the corporate ranks into management and putting the heat on Gen Z.

But instead of trying to wrestle with making the youngest generation of workers easier to manage, the research’s author suggests businesses bend to Gen Z.

“Gen Z has already shaken things up, but they’re not here to break things: They bring a unique blend of talent and bold ideas that can rejuvenate any workforce,” wrote Geoffrey Scott, senior hiring manager at Resume Genius.

[Oldcarpy2]

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Do you have any link, source or evidence for your claims?

I'm not seeing any of that here in the UK.

No mention of Russia's eyewatering interest rates?