No, not "always has been." Speaking as a Millennial, generations before Gen Z definitely had that as an expectation, and for generations before Millennials it was largely true.
Do you think that working hard will lead to a good life?
5 months ago by DependentFeature3028 to c/GenerationZ
fizzle 1 point 5 months ago
Oh man. Twenty somethings haven't thought that working hard would lead to a better life since the industrial revolution.
This is a clickbait title for an article referencing a stats from 2020 collated by a for-profit consulting firm.
It's absolutely valid to feel as though "working hard" won't lead to a better life, because of course it's true. If you want a better life you need to do all the things everyone has been doing since forever.
msokiovt 0 points 5 months ago
At this point, using the Boomer or Gen X method no longer works. Freelancing is likely the best option.
Owning a business, and starting one properly, using corporate law and privacy-preserving frameworks, is another options Zoomers can get into.
Otherwise, you can get a trade. I can't do that due to my numerology being incompatible.
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