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The author focuses on how youth culture in the educational environment transformed society as a whole later on. A similar view could be taken of the effects of
by wrp 5y ago
The author focuses on how youth culture in the educational environment transformed society as a whole later on. A similar view could be taken of the effects of social media conventions.
For example, I've more recently been frustrated with lack of communication in business dealings, only to discover that I was "ghosted" by younger employees. I would then have to escalate communication to a senior manager for what should have been a trivial matter. I've read that this is becoming a widespread problem as Gen Z enters the workforce.
- soared 5y agoWhile ghosting is obviously not good behavior, it happens for a reason. Younger employees are definitely in the wrong! It can also be useful to take it as poorly communicated feedback - what did the organization, workflow, etc do to cause the ghosting? In my work I’ve found non-technical account managers take much longer to respond when they don’t know how to answer something and don’t want to offend me by saying that I communicated poorly.