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Will Gen Z brats be able to take over one day? December 31, 2025 | Registered: 1 year ago Posts: 53 |
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ButIDntWanaBeAPirate
Is Gen Z going to be able to take over someday?
After reading what I’ve read here, I’d be a fool not to ask…
Am I just a juvenoiac, or are these kids being sent out into the world woefully underprepared? Is the bell curve still… well… a bell curve? Are they better/worse/do they need help?
I am beginning to encounter Gen Z in the workforce in a meaningful way, and, uh, well… I see a lot of humor here, so I’m asking the experts, completely in earnest…
I’m a Millennial, myself, and I have no professional educational experience, so I’m not here to judge, but these kids don’t [seem to] know anything about anything, and I want to know if it’s just the ones with whom I work, or if I should get used to this… I work in the tech industry.
So let’s hear it, my ostensibly professionally enlightening friends! What say you?
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musicmaj
People thought the same about millennials and yet here we are.
As I mentioned in a comment a few days ago, my husband's business has a particular problem with the Gen Z employee continually calling out each week for the most ridiculous things, like it being his best buds bday that day. My sister's husband just clocked a Gen Z employee at his work because the guy kept kicking his tools around the construction site, he told him to stop, guy kept kicking them on purpose, so he got clocked. These kids haven't experienced any real world consequences for things like absences or being an annoying little shite, and they think they can continue the same behaviour at work.
But these kids will get fired or punched, many will learn, some won't, and the world will eventually sort itself out, and then the ocean levels will rise and we'll all die anyways.
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musicmaj
Yeah. I'm even more scared for Gen Alpha. My friends are raising Gen A kids and it is...fucking scary. One has a 4.5 year old who isn't potty trained because "her kid doesn't want to and she doesn't want to traumatize her" and for all my friends, none of their kids sleep in their own beds and all bedshare because they can't bear leaving the child alone. Some don't even own separate beds at all for their children.
I have an almost 6 month old. She sleeps great in her own bed in her own room because I never let her bedshare because all safety experts said don't, and then I sleep trained her once it was developmentally recommended. She rolled both directions nice and early because I prioritized her hated tummy time. I have done quite a few things to keep nudging her more and more towards independence, even at almost 6 months old. Because, although this seems to be an unpopular opinion amongst parents these days, I believe the goal of most parenting should be to raise independent humans who have empathy and resiliency. And I just see way too many these days who seem to want to raise entitled kids with no ability to think or do for themselves and melt down at inconveniences or challenges.
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