As young workers search for stability and meaning when entering the working world, they're changing their behaviors and mindsets to 'recession-proof' their futures.
Gen Zers want interesting work, good colleagues and flexibility to explore something new
At this stage of their lives and careers, Gen Zers want flexibility in the way they live and work most of all, Cruzvergara says. At the University of Arkansas, 21-year-old senior Oliver Sims also has his summer work plans locked in. He recently accepted an offer to return to Dell as a finance intern, which will make his third stint with the tech giant.
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