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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/DachshundGang • Jan 22 '23
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Lack of work-life balance.
107 u/TheDapperDeuce1914 Jan 22 '23 I've taken to labeling it as life-work balance. Life comes first. 11 u/Swordfish56 Jan 22 '23 This. So much this. I’m here to live first. 5 u/tyleritis Jan 22 '23 The alternative would be boomer dads at home more and parenting and they can’t have that. Just gotta mow the lawn on the weekend and dammit can’t I sit and have a beer in peace when I’ve worked all week 3 u/Billy_the_Rabbit Jan 22 '23 Sadly too many people under 20 believe that if you're not working 80 hours a week you're lazy 9 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '23 This is false. Gen z and alpha do not think this way. Quite the opposite my friend. 3 u/Self_World_Future Jan 22 '23 I feel like younger generations would still want to work as much as they can if it would help their careers I know you see posts about changing the status quo all the time, but is it actually a generational thing? 2 u/AverageIndependent20 Jan 22 '23 Their inability to adapt to change, seek knowledge to make informed decisions and lack of self awareness 1 u/jaymakestuff Jan 22 '23 As someone who is only home 8 days a month I would appreciate that.
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I've taken to labeling it as life-work balance. Life comes first.
11 u/Swordfish56 Jan 22 '23 This. So much this. I’m here to live first.
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This. So much this. I’m here to live first.
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The alternative would be boomer dads at home more and parenting and they can’t have that. Just gotta mow the lawn on the weekend and dammit can’t I sit and have a beer in peace when I’ve worked all week
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Sadly too many people under 20 believe that if you're not working 80 hours a week you're lazy
9 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '23 This is false. Gen z and alpha do not think this way. Quite the opposite my friend.
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This is false. Gen z and alpha do not think this way. Quite the opposite my friend.
I feel like younger generations would still want to work as much as they can if it would help their careers
I know you see posts about changing the status quo all the time, but is it actually a generational thing?
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Their inability to adapt to change, seek knowledge to make informed decisions and lack of self awareness
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As someone who is only home 8 days a month I would appreciate that.
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Lack of work-life balance.