Gen Z Has Its Own Punctuality Etiquette, and It Says That 10 Minutes Late to Work Isn’t Late
Business and EconomicsAccording to a survey, 46% of Gen Z employees believe 10 minutes late for work doesn't count as being unpunctual.
Read more »According to a survey, 46% of Gen Z employees believe 10 minutes late for work doesn't count as being unpunctual.
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