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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Communication and leadership skills don’t typically come from Walmart or McDonald’s. 

That’s typically formed in childhood upbringing, schooling, and extracurriculars.

If I learned my communication skills from my bosses I’d be passive aggressive all the time and distant.

Now that I’m a manager, I’m not sure what the article thinks we need to do to help Gen Z that their parents and schooling isn’t doing. Weird assignment of social contracts
gpt
Admittedly I'm in the UK, but at 35, it feels like my generation is far worse at communicating. The gen-z-erz tend to be a bit more blunt, but it's kinda great in that they're willing to go "I don't know x. Can you teach me?" 

With a lot of people in my kind of age range, it feels like a constant hum of anxiety is informing their every spoken word. The gen z guys tend to not be anywhere near as sensitive as they're portrayed, either, whereas again, people in my age group seem almost desperate to get outraged on other people's behalfs. 

I dunno. I like gen z. And as a manager, it's a real privilege to help them learn, especially given how receptive they are. Maybe I just got lucky.