观点工作生活平衡

In defence of the Gen Z challenge to the ‘work ethic’
为Z世代整顿职场辩护

Contempt for younger workers protesting at the daily grind masks the fact that so few are happy with it
凯莉:年轻打工人对日常辛劳的抱怨招致了嘲笑,而这些嘲笑掩盖了一个事实,即没有任何人对这样的生活感到满意。

A TikTok video of a young American woman crying about her first real job and her long commute, with the caption “qotd” — question of the day — “in a 9-5 how do u have time for ur life”, has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter) in recent days. “I don’t have time to do anything,” the woman says disconsolately to her phone’s camera, after explaining that she has to get a 7.30 train to work every morning and doesn’t get back until 6.15pm at the earliest. “I want to shower, eat my dinner and go to sleep. I don’t have time or energy to cook my dinner . . . I don’t have energy to work out . . . I’m so upset, like oh my God.”

最近几天,一段TikTok视频在X——以前的Twitter——上疯传,视频中,一名年轻的美国女性正在哭诉她的第一份正式工作和漫长的通勤,标题是“今日提问:朝九晚五,你怎么有时间过你的生活”。

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