[Huskrrrr]

Your boss will expect you to make money 💵 for the company. It’s just that simple. Get to work!

[6ppc]

Wow! Back in my day they would melt into a puddle on the floor. 60 hour weeks were common. I once put in 106 hours in a week.

[toddausauras]

No one usually is...now get out of mommy’s basement and start washing dishes like I did at 15. Paper route at 11 farm work 12...etc. Do you think I enjoyed it??

[Leep]

There is a cure for that.
Get a job.
And don’t live with your mom until your 40.

[Skwor]

Remind me what college is good for again? So much for preparing these whiney tubs of goo for life.

Hard men make for good times, good times make for soft men.

[G Larry]

Coddled at home, entitled, no responsibility, no consequences.....

Wadda ya expect?

Different than growing up among several siblings, with responsibilities and a God fearing family!

Try enlisting at 17 and informing the DI "I'm not emotionally ready to work.".......

[BookmanTheJanitor]

They want everyone else to do the work for them...they want slaves.

[frank ballenger]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvnhodcB62g

Youngsters, this was the Dobie Gillis series beatnik Maynard G. Krebs who had a visceral reaction to offers of work.

Actor Bob Denver of course didn’t fade away. Went on a three hour tour on a boat.

[Gene Eric]

>> This generation has truly been victimized by the fear campaign of marketers, the media and politicians who have manipulated their grandparents and parents for decades

Really? I suppose I didn’t get those manipulative marketing memos. All I got were a stack of bills.

[Jess Kitting]

Waahh. My M.A. in Ethnic Grievance Studies isn’t getting me a six figure income right out of college. The real world is so cruel. Waahh.

[Mr. Jeeves]

The workplace is supposed to be easier than higher education. Further evidence that the colleges are doing very little educating. Graduates are probably experts at sharing feelings, though.

[stanne]

Emotionally ready? What?

Of course they arent. When tgey start working they’ll figure it out. Parents need to just stop.

[Seruzawa]

Shrinking violets who are mid-20 years old and have never done anything in their lives but take take take. They expect everything to be handed to them on a platter. There are so many of them that they affect elections.... Always voting for the free handout. The brainwashing in school renders them useless bread gobblers while believing that they are royalty. Very messed up people.

[Songcraft]

They probably don't mind going to work so much, they just object to having to do anything once they get there.


     

[I want the USA back]

No, but they are mentally ready to have their organs sliced off, or so the left thinks.

[KSCITYBOY]

btt

[systemjim]

These respondents believe that their time spent in college did not adequately prepare them to make the “transition” into the workforce..

It seems that college also doesn't teach them much of anything either!

[MayflowerMadam]

“they feel burnout at least once a week in their careers.”

OMG. Pathetic little pansies.

[MayflowerMadam]

“respondents believe that their time spent in college did not adequately prepare them to make the “transition” into the workforce.”

That’s their parents’ job. That should’ve been ingrained in them by age 14-16.

[dfwgator]