gen z
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The communication isn't there
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From Farrah Fawcett bangs to hair metal bands, the 70s and 80s was too cool for all of us
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On Reddit's infamous r/teenagers sub, a user offers up a post with the title “I f****** HATE being 13”. They elaborate: “Yesterday my whole class had to stay behind for 30 minutes because some kid kept yelling ”sigma sigma on the wall, who's the skibidiest of them all". It would seem that even the first true iPad kid generation is tiring of the language that it has supposedly started to speak.
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For a generation entering the adult workforce in a post-pandemic world, the world of in-person office work can feel like a thing of the past. Remote work is at an all-time high, and for many members of Gen Z, the thought of going into an office five days a week—let alone suiting up in business professional attire to do so, sounds as impossible as owning a home. But, a microtrend known as the “office siren” aesthetic reveals that the idea or at least the look of office work lives in our heads “r…
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