Is every generation really lazier than the last? Perhaps the problem isn't the workers, but how employers are choosing to hire and motivate them, writes business owner Kelvin Kao.
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Is every generation really lazier than the last? Perhaps the problem isn't the workers, but how employers are choosing to hire and motivate them, writes business owner Kelvin Kao.
Before we blame Gen Z for lacking motivation, it may be worth asking whether we're repeating the same criticisms every generation faces, argues the writer. (Photo: iStock)
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