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Pokolenie Z narzeka że nie da się znaleźć pracy. Tymczasem od strony rekrutera wygląda to tak: - co ósmy składa aplikację ale nie załącza CV (zero treści na nim) - co drugi składa CV ale nie ma w nim nic interesującego - zero zainteresowań, słów o sobie, brak zdjęcia. Jak wy chcecie znaleźć pracę jak nie probujecie sobą zainteresować? - jeden pan około 25 lat przyszedł osobiście do firmy…. Z tatą. Nie usłyszałem ani jednego słowa z jego ust, wszystko mówił tata. Kiedy powiedziałem że pozostaje życzyć powodzenia, tata zaczął się żalić że to nieuczciwe że mojej strony i że przez takich jak ja syn juz rok szuka pracy. - jeden pan do który miał rozsądne CV, zadzwoniłem zaprosić na rozmowę rekrutacyjną. Nie odebrał i odpisał smsem „Kto Ty?”. Zadzwoniłem jeszcze raz, po moim przedstawieniu się rozłączył słuchawkę. Wyłania się obraz pokolenia Z jako ludzi którym nie zależy, nieporadnych, niechętnych do pracy.

"Gen Z is lazy" is code for "Gen Z watched Millennials sacrifice everything and get nothing."

$98 billion in planned AI data center development was derailed in a single quarter last year by community organizing and pushback, according to Data Center Watch, more than all disruptions tracked since 2023.

Dear Europeans, it’s not international law that keeps you safe. It’s America.

The biggest issue with modern Fallout is that Bethesda, and the fanbase they cultivated with their games, are afraid to move beyond its initial premise. Shady Sands being reduced to ruins in the show and how they’re handling New Vegas illustrate this, because both of those were beacons that humanity was on the first steps to recovery. There is a lot of violence and shady stuff involved, yes, but slowly and surely humanity was recovering from its sins, and that holds a hopeful message at its core. It’s inspiring and aspirational in many ways. Modern Fallout does not focus on that. It chooses to wallow in its absurdity and apocalyptic setting while giving continued commentary on the “evils of man”, especially with its “critique” on capitalism through how they were the people that nuked the planet through a stupid plan rather than having it be the consequences of mankind’s predisposition for violence. That, combined with often illogical, inconsistent, and, frankly, milquetoast writing, creates this shallow, surface level experience that doesn’t make you think, but instead distracts you from thinking. It feels empty after a while, and at its core it feels nihilistic in many ways. You will tell me that Fallout has always been absurd and it has always had humor, and yes, both of those elements have been present since the beginning, but Bethesda ramped it up and leaned into it while forgetting to actually write something special on the serious side. Which is why Fallout is in the state it is now, a denigrated shadow of its former self that has abandoned the hope of mankind’s perseverance in return for a fixation on the setting’s absurdity and taking safe shots at some shallow method of societal critique. People may like it, but compared to what it could be? It’s an abject disappointment for me.

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