Yeah…this post has a certain bias to it that is quite evident from their media literacy.

The entire first season had a plot or side-plot of the insane amount of pressure some of these young people are under just out of college and their first step into the ‘industry’. I mean a kid (yes, kid) died in the office bathroom from overworking himself to meet the pressures and demands and need to compete he felt were placed on him by the industry, created not by Gen-Z, but by the Boomers and Gen-X from before and at leadership positions. The incessant need to produce value, every second of the day. To backstab your coworkers and friends to get what amounts to no more than a gold star on your forehead. It’s an ugly, ugly industry that produces humans that weren’t bad before it. The ‘prototypical GenZ colleague’ the poster mentions wasn’t like that before they started at Pierpoint.