Office politics: Gen Z-ers want well-designed work spaces
(Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto)Kadisha Kaur-Singh, 22, from Enfield, has had five jobs since she graduated last June. “My older friends are just working to get money, but my goal is to be extra passionate about what I do,” she says. “I like working and having my own income, but I also want free time to dabble and experiment. I don’t want to just work to live or whatever the saying is. That concept is outdated.”
After stints in various customer service and copywriting roles, next week Kaur-Singh starts a new job at TikTok. On her Insta bio, she calls herself a “Digital Creator”. “My number one priority when taking a job is whether the company aligns with my ethics and vision,” she says. “Then it’s salary and then it’s progression — I don’t want to be stuck in the same job forever.”
