A recent experience shared by Detroit real estate agent Hunter Schattler highlights a significant challenge faced by Gen Z homebuyers—punctuality. During a house showing, a musician client arrived 45 minutes late, resulting in the seller refusing to proceed with the sale after recognizing the client. This situation not only underscores the competitive nature of the real estate market but also points to a broader trend where Gen Z's habit of lateness is seen as a significant drawback in professional settings. Managers express concerns about Gen Z employees' etiquette, with many citing punctuality as a common issue.
If my client had done that, he would have the house.
It's a painful lesson in the importance of acting swiftly in a competitive market, where hesitation can lead to regret.
Bosses are generally unhappy with Gen Z hires, with 75% of managers saying they would be reluctant to hire another recent college graduate.
Gen Z employees often struggle with etiquette, including punctuality, which can impact their success in competitive situations.
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