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Something that isn't mentioned in the article is the rise of movements like antiwork. People aren't super into collaboration now because they feel robbed of th
by mahmoudhossam 3y ago
Something that isn't mentioned in the article is the rise of movements like antiwork.
People aren't super into collaboration now because they feel robbed of their wages by their employers, being laid off when they unionize or when the "economic landscape shifts" even if companies are posting record profits for their shareholders.
I'm not really sure how working harder and justifying your remote status fixes these issues.
- weffosneffo878 3y agoThis is also a generational issue. Gen Z doesn't see as much of their identity in their work as previous generations. Even millennials had a loyalty to their company while Gen Z mostly see work as entirely transactional.