My Gen Z employee wanted to leave work early since she finished her tasks - here's how I replied

"Hi Jessy. I am up to date with my work... anyway, can I log off? Mwah," the worker texted. "Yes, log off," Marshall replied.

"They are much better at saying they feel pushed or exhausted or they don't feel like themselves and need to take time out," she told news.com.au.

"They are good at setting boundaries but they are also very good at making sure they work in their allocated time," she said.

"What she's learned, though, is that Gen Z asking to go home early because they've completed their work isn't a sign of laziness or audacity. They are just here to work smarter, not harder."

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