AdvertisementThey are crying out about their finances to anyone who will listen — but it could come at a cost.
They follow the money, putting paychecks above career steps that were once viewed as aspirational, like management positions or promotions.
A job is just a job to Gen Z, who feel like the juice of career progression is not worth the squeeze.
"So you just got to be really, really careful with the content you're consuming and the people that you're trusting."
This can lead to financial envy and money anxiety, Imam said, as well as something called "money dysmorphia."
Persons:
—, Abby Ferrell, she'd, Gen Z, It's, Markia Brown, Brown, it's, Imam
Organizations:
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