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Meg Baniewicz
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Sep 28, 2026
What Gen Z Really Thinks About Work, Loyalty, and Ambition
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30:47KailaHOST
Mm-hmm.

Meg BaniewiczGUEST
And kind of going back to, like, the what are the rules, what are, like, the societal rules that, like, I'm now like, "Well, why am I doing that?" If I, like, if, if it works for me to start my day at a different time and then end it at a different time, as long as I get all of my work done, then for me the idea of having to stay until 6:00 just because I'm supposed to stay till 6:00-
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31:09KyleHOST
Mm-hmm

Meg BaniewiczGUEST
That for me I'm like, "Why would I do that?" I'm doing, I am doing my side of the work, you know? Um, and I think that that's the Like, I think that that's kind of the biggest piece of it, of like you can care about your work a lot, and you can also kind of recognize when, um, being really thoughtful about where you are putting the most effort and time and thought into-