It seems White Claw doesn't want to be just White Claw anymore

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White Claw Hard Seltzer
White Claw is the top-selling hard seltzer brand.

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A Gen Z musician is pleading with people to stream her music as she can't imagine having to work a 9-to-5 job

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Zoe Wynns sitting in a car and speaking to the camera
"Life is going to be hard for her generation," one X user wrote in response to Wynns' video.

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The workplace is transforming because workers want good jobs, not just jobs

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Illustration part of the Transforming Business Series: A grid consisting of various working setups such as working from home, working in the office, and team video conference calls. It also includes workplace issues such as pay inequality, Unions, and Al integration.

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Ingrid Vilorio, 42, knows what it means to fight to make a job into a good job.

Gen Z may be on track to kill middle management

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Gen Z in work, may kill middle management

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I'm a Gen Zer who found my 9-to-5 soul crushing until work-from-home changed my life

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The author's work-from-home set-up, cat coworker included
The author's work-from-home set-up, cat coworker included.

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Gen Z is opting out of working for the man. One out of 3 say they want to work for themselves instead.

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A new survey says 1 out of 3 Gen Z'ers believe that self-employment is the best way to achieve wealth.

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We're begging you — just use your generation's slang

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Gen Z are turning to TikTok for career advice, survey finds, as creators share workplace tips like 'corporate flirting' and being 'delulu'

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More than half of Gen Z say TikTok is an effective learning tool, a survey found.

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Why millennials say they need $525,000 a year to be happy

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Millennials said they need to earn $525,000 a year to be happy in a recent survey.

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I'm a career coach who works with Millennials and Gen Z. The younger generation needs constant stimulation. Millennials just want stability.

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Alice Stapleton is a UK-based career change coach, coach supervisor, and podcast host of The Career Change Diaries.'

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