QUOTE(Moshpit94 @ Jun 7 2025, 05:02 PM)
I am a Millennial and I have Boomer (in terms of thinking) boss and Gen Z as Junior.
Gen Z:
- Output is way better than my boss / me as they work really smart and know how to keep things fun
- They don't believe work rigidly like 8 hour stares at computers
Boomer:
- Die die stare at screen even if u have no work as long as u come to office
- U must be passionate about your work even if it's a data entry job
What I can see is that the STYLE of work is different and doesn't complement each other, but the OUTPUT is there. I have the same junior who come in at 10-11 am and go back at 3pm although I'm in the Government-related.
I can vouch their output and they are very direct or low empathy in terms of communication. For Gen Z, they believe if u give them to settle 3 tasks today, then they do the 3 tasks and then go back home to enjoy personal life.
Devote lesser time to corporate slavery and have more freedom. Their aim is not to be rich, but to be free.
That's what I can see.
this is true.
boomer always complaint that gen z not loyal, not being thankful of opportunities, but they failed to understand what gen z wants & what they r willing to trade for.
i giv my team a lot of flexibilities in the normal operation days.
when project comes, or incident happens, they are willing to put in hours, the works, & the effort, even on an off day, to get things done/fix.
an employee is much willing to spend 10 hours wfh, than 8 hours office + 1 hour commute.
but of coz such flexibilities cannot be applied in every industry.
f&b/retail for example, u cannot allow flexibility on when your shop opens.
but for industry that has no impact, there'a no reason why flexible hours cannot be implemented.