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Young people are managing relationships and starting new ones. In a pandemic, it’s not easy. Lauren Lumpkin, Hannah Natanson Before endless Zoom calls and dutiful mask-wearing, Imani Bryant, a 21-year-old senior at Howard University, had what she calls a “pretty robust social life.” © Batenga Kiboneka Imani Bryant, a senior at Howard University, said she had a robust social life before the pandemic. She’d eat lunch with friends, share stories and laugh. “I spent most of my time in the student center,” said Bryant, who studies political science. “I host...

"I gave him my standard presentation on Zappos, which is mostly about our culture. Toward the end of the presentation, I started talking about the science of happiness — and how we try to use it to serve our customers and employees better," Hsieh wrote. He continued: "Out of nowhere, Jeff said, 'Did you know that people are very bad at predicting what will make them happy?' Those were the exact words on my next slide. I put it up and said, 'Yes, but apparently you are very good at predicting PowerPoint slides.'" The moment now reads like a harbinger of hard times to come.

"I gave him my standard presentation on Zappos, which is mostly about our culture. Toward the end of the presentation, I started talking about the science of happiness — and how we try to use it to serve our customers and employees better," Hsieh wrote. He continued: "Out of nowhere, Jeff said, 'Did you know that people are very bad at predicting what will make them happy?' Those were the exact words on my next slide. I put it up and said, 'Yes, but apparently you are very good at predicting PowerPoint slides.'" The moment now reads like a harbinger of hard times to come.