Trade jobs are experiencing a resurgence among Gen Z, who prefer them over traditional college routes and white-collar ambitions, seeing these roles as safer and smarter.
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A survey conducted by BSI found that 47% of young people age 16 to 21 would prefer to be young in a world without the internet, driven by rising regret and negative feelings associated with social media use.
FICO's decision to include buy now, pay later data in credit scores this fall raises concerns about its impact, particularly on Gen Z users who frequently rely on BNPL.
"For employers, these insights are a call to action," says David Patterson, director of communications at Checkr, in a blog post about the report.
The Oklahoma City Thunder, with an average roster age of 25, has found a winning formula combining oppressive perimeter defense with youthful talent, anticipating multiple championships.
"We have the rise of the internet, smartphones, social media, porn. We have Me Too, we have the pandemic...the terms of our sex lives are often set for us in schools and school boards and courtrooms."
"We wanted to unapologetically own the fact that we're happy to stay at home. I have no problem living with my family, and I think there's no shame in that."