How Gen X became the biggest work losers - IN FOCUS: As the heyday of the creative economy boom becomes a distant memory, Stephen Armstrong looks at the generation who were once the high-rollers and ...

A boss has revealed the cheeky text a Gen Z employee sent her one Thursday afternoon which proves just how much they're changing the way businesses operate. Jessy Marshall, a 35 year old from Sydney ...

Exclusive data shared with The Drum reveals that gen Zers, who by 2025 will comprise 27% of the workforce, are increasingly turning to social media for professional development, learning, networking ...

A shock new survey has revealed just how vastly different Gen Z workers' view of their careers is to how most of their parents and grandparents saw theirs. Gen Z's different attitude to work compared ...

The "buy everything, own nothing" generation has seen the cost of living soar. They're "vibing" their way into adulthood, and some experts say they've got it right. My younger sister, Sophie, isn't ...

Taskmasking is not necessarily just a new name for procrastination; coined in a recent article in Fortune, it’s effectively ‘performative productivity’—creating the illusion of being hard at work when ...

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Younger workers may be changing what it means to work in an elite job – and even de-emphasising its importance entirely. Even before Molly Johnson-Jones graduated from Oxford University in 2015, she ...

But a common thread begins to emerge watching them back-to-back – that of young people showing a reluctance to work beyond what is expected of them, particularly if they work from home. Much of the ...

A new trend is causing a stir on social media: "quittoking." Rather than a discreet and traditional resignation, some Gen Zers are choosing to film the moment and share it online. This practice is ...

‘For a brief moment, Gen X ruled the creative economy, but it was a mirage, and now it feels like we’re losing the plot completely’ (Getty) True story. Back in 1999, I was writing a story for a glossy ...