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Fortune
Trey Williams

Gen Z is incredibly ambitious. They’re just not interested in climbing your corporate ladder

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It’s 8 a.m. on the westside of Los Angeles, and Angelica Song is getting ready for work as a marketing manager at Google. But unlike most other managers at the company, hundreds of thousands of people know exactly what her morning routine entails. 

Song, 24, nabbed her coveted post-graduation tech job in 2021 after hustling hard during her internship and working long hours. In addition to her full-time gig with Google, she’s also carved out a space for herself as a social influencer under a genre she calls “corporate girlie,” posting videos with advice to recent graduates, how much she spends in a day, and her home buying experience. 

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