It’s hard to say! I get the feeling that Gen Z seems alot more motivated than Gen Y. Perhaps growing up during the Great Financial Crisis helps people realise that managing your money is important.
I do think many Gen Yers still live like it’s 2011, when LeVeLs was still playing in clubs and Butter Factory was still alive.
My own theory is that Gen Y is still grappling with the loss of a more ‘conventional way’ of careers and retirement that no longer exists – stable jobs, guaranteed work till 60, etc etc.
It’s painful and it’s hard so we’re taking a little longer to accept that.
Gen Z has the benefit of entering the workforce alreay fully awakened to the new realities of life.
It’s hard to say! I get the feeling that Gen Z seems alot more motivated than Gen Y. Perhaps growing up during the Great Financial Crisis helps people realise that managing your money is important.
I do think many Gen Yers still live like it’s 2011, when LeVeLs was still playing in clubs and Butter Factory was still alive.
My own theory is that Gen Y is still grappling with the loss of a more ‘conventional way’ of careers and retirement that no longer exists – stable jobs, guaranteed work till 60, etc etc.
It’s painful and it’s hard so we’re taking a little longer to accept that.
Gen Z has the benefit of entering the workforce alreay fully awakened to the new realities of life.