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Snail Girl: How Gen Z workers are ditching 'hustle culture' now - Vimarsana News

Snail Girl: How Gen Z workers are ditching 'hustle culture' now

Meet the Snail Girl — a working woman, she prioritizes joy and ease, consciously choosing to slow down despite the demands of hustle culture. The term was originally coined by Fashion Journal writer Sienna Ludbey, who identified the phenomenon as a way "to remember to not be as hard on myself, to have a work-life balance and to stop comparing my journey to others."

Source: nypost.com
Career challenge: Your boss is younger than you are. How do you handle it? - Vimarsana News

Career challenge: Your boss is younger than you are. How do you handle it?

The American workplace continues to evolve in many ways. 

Source: nypost.com
Gen Z workers feel guilty for taking vacation time, unlike Boomers - Vimarsana News

Gen Z workers feel guilty for taking vacation time, unlike Boomers

A recent poll conducted by LinkedIn revealed that 35% of Gen Z workers say they feel guilty not working when they’re on vacation, compared to 22% of Boomers.

Source: nypost.com
How do I deal with a weird co-worker who keeps staring at me? - Vimarsana News

How do I deal with a weird co-worker who keeps staring at me?

An employee wants to know what to do with a co-worker who makes to workplace uncomfortable by turning around and staring during work hours.

Source: nypost.com
Back in the office? Here's how to be professional in the workplace - Vimarsana News

Back in the office? Here's how to be professional in the workplace

Gen Zers, many of whom graduated online, started their jobs working from home, and had “no one to model good professional behavior for them," according to experts.

Source: nypost.com