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- The class of 2023 — made up of Gen Zers — is graduating and preparing to enter the workforce.
- Many graduates will likely look for ways to find work-life balance and purpose in their careers.
- Here's my advice to my sister and other new grads on how to enjoy work.
Dear Sophie,
I know, I know — you don't want to hear it. But as an older sister who's been in the workforce for nearly three years, I feel it's my responsibility to provide some advice to you as you enter the "real world."
In fact, this is a letter to all 2023 graduates, and anyone else who cares to listen.
There have been a lot of conversations surrounding work lately. After all, it's why I am employed: to talk about the workplace experience, delve into how people are building their careers, and help explain the trends started by young people like you.