Gen Z graduates are facing challenges in the workforce, with reports of mass firings and claims of inadequacy. However, the founder of the London Interdisciplinary School believes that the situation is not entirely the fault of Gen Z, citing factors such as a lack of job opportunities and the impact of technology on entry-level jobs. He suggests that universities and employers could do more to prepare and challenge young people, rather than blaming them for workplace difficulties. Additionally, employers should reconsider their perceptions of Gen Z’s capabilities, as some may be bored rather than underqualified for the tasks at hand.
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