Work is broken. Gen Z can help fix it. | Amanda Schneider | TEDxFargo

[@karinaoertel2521]

“Treat others as they would like to be treated.” Yes !❤

[@Ben_72]

The previous generations are the equivalent of leaving one piece of toilet paper on the roll and expecting the next person to change it because they can't be bothered. It is not for Gen Z to fix its something that every generation needs to work on, we should be helping Gen Z and whatever generation is next to succeed not putting it on them to "fix it". This is why every Gen Z complains about being burnt out they are just picking up pieces of a broken system, you can't "fix it" and also have to worry about why its all broken in the first place at the same time.

[@TheDisneylandersVideos]

Gen X was the last generation to buy affordable homes. We are fixing to leave this broken system.

[@InterviewsWithAvita]

Not true you can still buy a 2+2 or 3+2 in many areas of the USA for 150-200k

[@timothysatyr6674]

@@InterviewsWithAvita Only in sacrificial states. Even those places are starting to expect you to pay top dollar to live in a designated nuclear blast zone

[@adammorra3813]

​150k to 200k? Yeah maybe in the middle of nowhere.

[@timothysatyr6674]

@@adammorra3813 Usually in a sacrificial zone that doesnt get any water

[@17jnewman]

This needs to be required learning for all executives and HR staff due by 1/31/25 😊

[@BrexonX]

The title made me LOL so hard I couldn't breathe. 😂

[@timothysatyr6674]

I know right? Younger generations are so worthless, and are merely to be consumed by the old

[@ValeriaVincentSancisi]

I live with gen z (grad students shifted to gen z in 2019) and yes they are extremely fluid which does give a lot of advantages to the reality of living with the technology we have created going forward and no doubt continue to..harbinger that we are changed .. . however ... a price has been dearly paid by this first wave by the first 5 yrs of GenZ... I hope you continue your research as I have witnessed the first wave, the first digital natives were allowed unchecked screen time in their developing years and we are already walking that back for infants and toddlers.. The dopamine cycles are not considered very healthy to allow all the time on screen for toddlers and developing minds when we were so in love with these technological innovations. Then as this first wave hits their first years of being "adults" the pandemic hit. Again what is important to development as we enter adulthood is that you are very busy creating your first life bonds or practicing creating your first life bonds and seeing where you may fit in society, intensely interacting with each other... well none of that practice happened. They were isolated to even more screen time to get their "human" needs... So it is my theory that that first wave will walk through the decades notably different from the previous and the later gen z..There is huge missing information around bonding, human interactions, and health habits from what I have seen in all the years of sharing my house young people.. I do feel the subsequent gen z will be tempered from this first wave. They are indeed a revolutionary force in our society and kudos to forward researching this generation

[@therickmarcus]

Flipping companies or job fields makes for a very skilled jack of all trades, master of none. They are destined to stay entry level every time they hopscotch. Given time most will conform. The reason our current model is used is because it works for those of us in non- office environments.

[@Ethenamusic]

False. I job hopped all my life and for the last 2 years have been making 72k a year. Keep job hopping yall, aim higher.

[@FiFionwonderplanet]

That is amazing as a founder of OWP web3 based school, i believe in gen z

[@RealSalica]

In the army we used to change job every 3 years , with the turnover ...there was so much lost time and progress .

[@fokirsuaib]

It's possible to explain but difficult to do real.

[@yannmattien7555]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="366">6:06</a> 💯 AGREE 🤌🔥❤

[@Oo7Hola]

All these experts.

[@AbdullahAwni-dt6id]

❤❤❤❤

[@K.navery2U]

Don’t be talking advice from the people who broke it! Go talk to your parents and follow their advice

[@spmobilesspmobiles4647]

Gen Z can't fixed nothing, 98% are burned out by a 40 hr week 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Doggieworld3Show]

And complain about it online and get clicks and likes

[@fort33dople]

Who of us is getting corporate jobs? Y'all don't hire us, we drive Uber and stitch together 5 part time gigs

[@thomasmogensen1]

Hehe... Saw the title, and that was my exact thought.. I love 99 of all on earth... But.... 😅

[@deadwolf2978]

Oh shut it. I work 50 -70 hours week. Sometimes you have to do what you must, to provide.

[@thomasmogensen1]

@@deadwolf2978 😓😎💪🏼 Yeah I feel you.. but also makes me sad that we do things that hurt or damage us, and miss out on family ... 😧😡🤔

[@combatkool-aid9495]

Agreed gen z is fixing to leave the broken husk of a country and getting ready to move on to greener pastures.

[@mqtty72]

Companies used to be loyal to their employees. This woman is a bootlicker to CEOs. Obviously.

[@spacecat7247]

At the end of the day, the segment she focuses on represents a small segment of the work and workforce. Our situation is untenable.

[@Cringeage]

Unions?!

[@cbwavy]

The Boomers need to let go

[@Doggieworld3Show]

What? More technology?

[@Pstep75]

Try and build a strong company culture with hybrid working. Culture is king. What do we do with engineers, builders, doctors etc. Say work from home? Hybrid working could starve the workforce. It has a place but it cannot become the norm.

[@raulturturean2497]

True, there are a lot of jobs you cannot do remote, even if you want to.

[@savagethepunisher]

That's a lie 🤥

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

Men just don’t want to work with condescending women who think they know it all like this one.

[@barbara7314]

I'm a woman and I agree ! I start and quit mostly bc of mediocre other women.

[@jennafoy5778]

You’re making the assumption all men feel this way and are calling her condescending? 👀 This comment feels more like a reflection on you than her.

[@blackdragon796]

I'm from that generation, there are many great sociable and kind people among them. They're not as addict to screens as some may think. It's just a way to socialize in a world where most people don't have much green safe spaces. I don't really think they can fix the workplace. Many are sad and lost, and what they truly need is Jesus in their lives. Then, they will truly be able to accomplish their purpose on earth. Because the human heart has a missing piece that has the same shape as God.

[@CrispiJones]

Religion "patch" can't fix everything and everyone. Go away.

[@am932]

How about just invest in real estate or financial products and not keep a job 😂 online or Hybrid jobs so you never leave work 🤣