Apparently these young folks let their sense of entitlement get in the way of making an honest effort to LEARN the mission statement of their employers, and adhere to it. But no, a job is just another somewhat meaningless achievement badge to them, and once they have that on their resume, they are almost immediately on the lookout for “something better” before they even learn the elements of their assigned duties.
“making an honest effort to LEARN the mission statement of their employers”
If I walk into a company and they have a “Mission Statement” within eyesight, I have a visceral reaction and not in a good way.
It takes me back to the days when more time was spent on bullsh!t “crafting” Mission Statements; Inspire Excellence, Six Sigma, and ISO training; etc., than working. Too much airy-fairy gobbledegook and too little performances.
The only necessary mission statement is “do your effing job” so the company makes a profit, and no whining”.