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I don't think this is the case at all, my brother and I are at opposite ends of the GenZ age scale and we both had full-on computer labs in school, winxp/7 for

by sadmin 4y ago

I don't think this is the case at all, my brother and I are at opposite ends of the GenZ age scale and we both had full-on computer labs in school, winxp/7 for myself and win8/10 for him. We didn't go to posh, expensive schools either. I think this comment parallels the same attitude that older generations take about tech issues in the linked article, where they don't feel shame for having 'poor' computer skills since they didn't grow up with it.

benj111 4y ago
Your point that you had pcs at school kind of proves the point though. I had a pc at school and at home, and I didn't have IT support at home. Not everyone had a pc then, but I would guess more had them than now. People now use tablets and phones, which aren't as good prep for the workplace.