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I think its more of a later millennial and Gen-Z thing. Gen-X was more--call out "the man" and then taking being fired as a badge of pride Gen-Z wants to call
by rhino369 4y ago
I think its more of a later millennial and Gen-Z thing.
Gen-X was more--call out "the man" and then taking being fired as a badge of pride
Gen-Z wants to call people out without repercussions.
- lanstin 4y agoAmazing how harmful trashing educational and economic opportunities was for democracy. We could always get jobs with benefits and almost enough money for a house and family. They can’t.
- trs8080 4y agoGen-X is middle management at these companies. That generation has never been a martyr for ANY cause - isn't Gen-X's whole "thing" that they're all nihilists and nothing matters etc etc? People should be called out. Musk is always talking about upending established orders and questioning the status quo - guess he's more interested in loyalists.
- rhino369 4y agoGen-X when they were young were sort of anti-conformist and anti-corporate. "Selling out" was the biggest insult. You see it reflected in the popular media of the time--like Office Space and Matrix. But in order to have financial success and raise families they "sold out" and went to work for the man. >People should be called out. Musk is always talking about upending established orders and questioning the status quo - guess he's more interested in loyalists. Depends what you mean by calling out because must of current call out culture is toxic garbage. I think successful organizations need to encourage questioning decisions. But questioning isn't the same thing as loudly criticizing in a public manner.