I remember that when I just graduated from college more than ten years ago, many working seniors around me often lamented that it was difficult to be a young person born in the 1980s in the workplace.
If they were asked to evaluate the current young people in the workplace, they would probably smile bitterly. Young people in the workplace are indeed not the most difficult to deal with, only more difficult to deal with.
The paradox is that the times are progressing. If one generation is indeed inferior to the other, how does the era progress? Even if it does regress, progress often includes regression. Without regression, there is no progress.
History is never smooth; it always moves forward in twists and turns. The same is true in the workplace. Just like the title of the novel - "Apocalypse in the Modern Workplace", this is probably the case in other industries as well.
The rule is that on the one hand, if readers can really have such a feeling, the creator needs to have a very high level of awareness. If it can also make everyone read it intoxicatingly, it will be an unexpected gain.
