ПОЧЕМУ МИЛЛЕНИАЛЫ ВЫГОРАЮТ, А ЗУМЕРЫ НЕ ХОТЯТ РАБОТАТЬ?

To schedule a consultation on producing your projects, please contact [email protected] To schedule an individual online psychological consultation, please contact http://a-kristy.ru/ In this episode, I talk about generations and their attitudes toward work: from grandparents in the USSR to millennials and zoomers. We'll discuss: what professions were popular in the Soviet Union, and which in the 1990s; how our first part-time jobs as children and students shaped our attitude toward work; what professions emerged in the 2000s, and how our understanding of the ideal job has changed; why many people want to change careers and look for a new profession after 30; what professions are in demand now, in the era of AI, remote work, and new economic realities; How do millennials and zoomers approach work, why are we more likely to burn out, and how does this influence our career choices? TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Introduction 00:42 — What was the attitude toward work in the USSR? 01:13 — Did your grandmother do this? 02:12 — How did people work in the 90s? 03:40 — What changed in the 2000s? 04:00 — What did we want to become? 04:48 — Millennials and work 06:19 — Millennials and freelancing 07:26 — A striking character trait of this generation 07:47 — What did your parents force you to study to become? 08:07 — Did you work part-time as a child? 10:58 AM — Technical schools and vocational schools 11:39 AM — Career guidance and professional development lessons 12:10 PM — Student life. Working in clubs and the food service industry 1:16 PM — Millennials' attitudes toward work 1:43 PM — Why do millennials burn out at work or don't want to work at all? 2:30 PM — Why do many people start studying intensively and changing their majors after 30? 4:16 PM — IT and technology for millennials 5:13 PM — What to do and where to work in the new era? 5:30 PM — Professions of the new era 6:22 PM — Who will definitely be employed? 7:15 PM — What to do with anxiety about the future Subscribe to the "Adaptation of Christie" channel on Telegram, where I write about relationships