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You’re a one of a kind Gen Z female. Congrats!

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Gen Z engineer here born in 2001, you’d be surprised that a lot of Gen Z who are in STEM careers especially in engineering or even trade who make more money than that. At my plant, there are a good amount of entry level engineers that are Gen Z, especially in quality control or production.

I’m not Gen Z and I am 100% with them. Employers need a reality check. The people least likely to apply for a job where the salary isn’t listed are…… the top talent who have options. And they don’t deserve top talent.

Gen Z is 28 years old. A lot of us were poor at 28. FITFO.

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As a Gen Z living in South Asia, gold always felt old school to me. Diamonds and platinum felt modern. Gold didn’t but I still knew deep down that it is a good investment and pretty much the best way to invest but i wasn't old enough to invest.
Then crypto happened. Once you’re involved in crypto, you naturally start paying attention to macro, and lately my feed has been flooded with gold and silver. Every time I open my Bitget app, gold is right there, trending, moving, reacting to news.
It’s hard to ignore. Now I’m actually thinking about trading it, but I’m not fully convinced my interest is coming from price and structure alone.
In South Asia, gold already carries emotional weight. It’s seen as something you buy when you have money, something that always goes up, something that’s also a flex. That makes me question my risk management. Am I seeing a clean opportunity, or am I being pulled in by cultural bias and constant exposure? And if that bias exists, should I be trading gold at all?

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Gen Z was born 1997 to 2012 meaning they are between 14 and 29 years old.
Assuming graduating at 22 over half of Gen Z hasn't graduated from college and almost 25% of them haven't graduated HS.
the average number given is over $18 an hour full time. Pretty good gig for a 14 YO.
From the census bureau mean income for males ages 15 to 24 was $26,800. Mean income for males ages 25 to 34 was $72,340 dollars. Females were 56,190.
So unless there is some magical break point at 29YO where those below 30 are making 39k and those 30 and above are making 100k the numbers are either including 15 YOs or just wrong.

lolol well you’re too thick to understand what i said. Yes a dime might be worth Y amount of dollars but someone offers them X amount of dollars can come to Z. Silver has a prices yes but it is not always sold at that price. not everyone values silver like not everyone values bitcoin like everyone doesn’t value a pokémon card. Value is what someone wants to pay and not necessarily what price you see on a chart. sounds like you don’t know how money works homie

Shit, and this is basically all of us except for baby boomers who keep moving the goal posts so they can have more money and more power. And then some Gen X folks who are in executive leadership or something.
Other than that, most of us are really hurting. It sucks being a millennial or Gen Z person.
I mean, my husband is a military veteran and he’s been incredibly depressed because it feels like no matter how hard we work, things just suck. Plus the state of the world is awful right now.

Are they counting Gen Z who are too young to work too?

my daughter is Gen Z and makes around 28,000 a year while in college right now.
she has an apartment with a roommate.
not saying thats good, but these numbers theyre saying here dont add up

My gen Z and Zennial coworkers:
-show up late
-show up when they want
-don't understand complex things or why we do things a certain way
-struggle to communicate
-always communicate emotional stress (fair enough)
-think they have all the answers
-give up immediately, cannot see a second or third option
-freak out because something isn't perfect
-zero sense of humor with different people
-if they don't like it, it is a problem
-if it isn't their way, it is a problem
-struggle to work well with others, especially different ages
All in all, some of these points are understandable because they haven't had the right experiences to teach them. Others just flat out are tough to manage on both sides.
Some of them try, but they fall flat. They all need to keep growing, but I don't see progress. And other age groups really aren't 'superior' either. So it is one big melting pot.
I just try to support where I can. Seems like it all comes down to education most times.

Right. I searched and couldn't find a source.
That said, I have a couple gen Z grandsons that I'm hoping will get up to $39,000 this year. But, some of that is poor decisions along the way.

Gen Z isn’t lazy at work. The average Gen Z’er just doesn’t have a job yet and is probably included at $0 salary in this dumb statistic.

Gen Z is between 14 and 29 years old right now. The "average salary" statistic includes both children and entry-level positions.
"Young people have short term orientation while old people have long term orientation" isn't exactly some new idea, either.
I feel like both these people are talking past each other.

Maybe we wait a bit with all these generalizations for Gen Z until they're actually all working age? I have a Gen Z in my household and she's in 8th grade.

Welcome to the club, Gen Z.

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