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There’s been a significant shift in Gen Z’s career trajectory, with a quarter of young people now categorized as NEETs—“not in education, employment, or training.” While some are stepping back to care for family members, many others are locked out of an increasingly competitive job market, where traditional office jobs feel just out of reach.
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Another in a long line of doom and gloom articles, however valid they may be. These articles are designed to be read in between daily, often fruitless and agonizing job searches, which increasingly involves one AI bot chirping at another, needlessly and endlessly, forming a hyperloop of dehumanizing despair. These articles, many likely written at least partially by AI, are like crack hits for the depressed, providing a false sense of solidarity…
Americans under 30 are so miserable that the U.S. just fell to a historic low ranking in the annual World Happiness Report
In the World Happiness Report’s annual ranking of the happiest countries, the U.S. dropped to No. 24, its lowest position in the list’s 13-year history. Last year, the U.S. dropped out of the top 20 for the first time. The list is compiled from analysis of how a representative sample of residents from over 140 countries rate their quality of life.
10 Reasons Your Child Can’t Concentrate In School (That Aren’t ADD)
Child concentration issues in school can happen to many students. Most children have trouble paying attention in class at some point. When this happens, especially with young students, parents wonder why their child can’t focus and whether their child might have a learning difficulty.