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- Some Gen Z workers are recording their layoffs and posting the videos on social media in a new trend.
- Dan Schawbel, a future-of-work expert, told BI they're rewarded with validation and connection.
- Remote work may have made Gen Z lonelier, but there are consequences to exposing employers online.
The youngest generation at work has found a new way to vent its frustrations at working in corporate America: filming themselves getting laid off or fired and posting it on social media.