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Business Casual
Myles Brown
220 episodes
1 day ago
Welcome to your weekly dose of business and casual topics. Product developer and owner of Senate Cleaning, Myles Brown, shares personal insights and discusses issues prevalent across the business world and with the people who work in it. Personal Guess and business insiders join once a month to further add value. Subscribe to the toApplee podcast and ancho,r leave comments, and say hello to someone in the community. We promote free advice. What you do with it is up to you. contact us- businesscasualpc@gmail.com
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Welcome to your weekly dose of business and casual topics. Product developer and owner of Senate Cleaning, Myles Brown, shares personal insights and discusses issues prevalent across the business world and with the people who work in it. Personal Guess and business insiders join once a month to further add value. Subscribe to the toApplee podcast and ancho,r leave comments, and say hello to someone in the community. We promote free advice. What you do with it is up to you. contact us- businesscasualpc@gmail.com
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Why Jobs Don't Appeal to Gen-Z ”They Know”
Business Casual
20 minutes 28 seconds
10 months ago
Why Jobs Don't Appeal to Gen-Z ”They Know”
  • Shift Toward Independence and Flexibility
    The pandemic disrupted traditional career paths, prompting young individuals to prioritize work-life balance, flexibility, and independence. Many chose entrepreneurship to regain control over their professional lives, leveraging digital tools and remote work trends to start businesses.

  • Technology as an Enabler
    Digital platforms and social media have significantly lowered the barriers to entry for young entrepreneurs. From e-commerce platforms like Shopify to social media marketing on TikTok and Instagram, young business owners use technology to launch and scale their ventures quickly and cost-effectively.

  • Focus on Purpose-Driven Ventures
    Younger entrepreneurs are increasingly creating businesses with a strong social or environmental mission. Whether sustainability-focused products, mental health services, or community-driven initiatives, these ventures reflect a shift toward enterprises that align with personal values and broader societal goals.


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Business Casual
Welcome to your weekly dose of business and casual topics. Product developer and owner of Senate Cleaning, Myles Brown, shares personal insights and discusses issues prevalent across the business world and with the people who work in it. Personal Guess and business insiders join once a month to further add value. Subscribe to the toApplee podcast and ancho,r leave comments, and say hello to someone in the community. We promote free advice. What you do with it is up to you. contact us- businesscasualpc@gmail.com