Gen Z job seekers should be willing to work for free, long hours, ‘willing to do anything,’ says Squarespace CMO
Gen Z job seekers should be willing to work for free, long hours, ‘willing to do anything,’ says Squarespace CMO
After landing her first job thanks to the Yellow Pages, Kinjil Mathur has climbed the ranks of Conde Nast, Saks Fifth Avenue and Squarespace to the C-suite.
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Sure. If you want to climb the corporate ladder, chasing money and power, that's the way it works.
If you want to paint houses for a living, or take X-rays, or something simple that just allows you to comfortably pay your bills, this is fucking stupid.If you want to climb the corporate ladder, chasing money and power, that's the way it works.
Nobody gets ahead by providing free labour, that shit is a myth so slaves work "hard" and nepo babies get promoted...
OP's talking about the necessary grind, not working for free. Though that can be part of success.
20-years ago I was grinding on my computers non-stop. That got me a tech support job. Few jobs later, I'm grinding on my home lab to learn more for what I wanted to do at work. That packed my resume and I doubled my pay and benefits on the next job.
OP's talking about the necessary grind, not working for free.
what are you basing this on? OP prompt is "free work:" Steve said "sure"
but ok (gen-x) boomer
way to bring your personal non sequitur anecdote int this tho, you really hit peak boomer here
Tbf, I am sick of Gen-X getting a pass or being ignored completely. They had great opportunities just like boomers and they are also pulling up the fucking ladder.
Sure. If you want to climb the corporate ladder, chasing money and power AND daddy is paying your expenses that's the way it works.
Fixed that for you. Internships only benefit the wealthy.
Internships
only benefitare only available to the wealthy.Bruhh... if my internships = career movers, then yes
But there is so much parasitic "business owners" out there... looks like they are activating again. They got lucky in early 2010s when millennials were desperate for jobs because there were not enough boomers retiring. These parasite are looking for a similar set up, demographics are different.
Let's see how it plays out.