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Fortune
Fortune
Ryan Hogg

Millennials and Gen Z are least likely to care about being happy in their job

Businessman explaining colleague while sitting at desk. Male and female professionals are working in creative office. They are wearing smart casuals. (Credit: Morsa Images—Getty Images)

Millennial workers are increasingly becoming the office spoilsports, with young people increasingly likely to be in it for the money rather than for fun, as years of economic turmoil force them to keep their heads down, collect their monthly paychecks, and fight for a promotion.

According to a poll of nearly 35,000 workers worldwide, millennials are now the least likely to care about finding day-to-day enjoyment from their work.

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