Gen Zers say they need an average salary of almost $125,000 to feel like they've 'made it,' a survey of young workers found

• Gen Zers say they need a salary of almost $125,000 to feel like they've made it, a new study found. 
• The study of 1,000 workers showed that 58% of young professionals are unhappy with their current salary. 
• Although Gen Z wants more money, they also tend to prioritize work-life balance. 

Gen Z are known for shaking up workplace norms by demanding better salaries, and according to a recently released survey, they need higher salaries to feel like they've "made it" than their millennial counterparts.