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"After 17 Hours, I'm No Longer in Front of My Computer": How Generation Z Imposes Its Rules on Work

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In the face of the waves of layoffs in the United States, young workers do not give in to panic. Less attached to their businesses, they claim another idea of success: that where work no longer crushes the rest of life.

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"After 17 Hours, I'm No Longer in Front of My Computer": How Generation Z Imposes Its Rules on Work

In the face of the waves of layoffs in the United States, young workers do not give in to panic. Less attached to their businesses, they claim another idea of success: that where work no longer crushes the rest of life.

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parismatch.com broke the news in 12 hours ago on Sunday, November 2, 2025.

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