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Gen Z is good, they should be like that so that companies know the value of previous Generation Workforce.

They are not longer having the corporate slave ,many genz not going to have kids , so they do not have the pressure that made previous gen tolerate the toxic environment

Gen Z is going to be the most depressed generation to ever exist. All the new gen Z employees are mostly hired on contract with no perks from company which is there for permanent employees. There is no such thing as job security but it's still better when you are a full time employee than getting a deadline to your job. Gen Z can't do shit if they ain't got no money. And they won't get good money if they continue working for contract jobs. They have one choice only, start something of their own. But we all know, only few succeed. And the rest will end up depressed in a temporary job. Salaries are not increasing either way. And it would be even tougher for them since their monetary decisions are not being made by other gen Z but Gen X, or boomers. And no, they are not tech savvy. They are app savvy. They don't know their work around how the tech works. They only know about the features provided in application. If something goes bad or broken, they can't fix it because their fundamental knowledge is very weak. Yes they are lazy and hard to teach. Because most of them are dumb. I know because I have trained 10s of gen Z employees in my career and still doing. And the future for them is not so bright that we hope to be. Corporation are not going anywhere. They either have to work hard if they want to stay in a job or get replaced by AI /automation. Or start their own business. Only this can save them. But majority of them, bad days are coming ahead.

Very well articulated. Gen Zs are much better compared to previous generations when it comes to value ownself & setting boundaries.

Boomers and genX should take responsibility for their imaginations and out of practicality. GenZ are most educated but most denied generation just because they want to live life. They have not denied working or lack skills rather exploiter (boomer and genX) Expectations are you are younger generation so do 10 people job or overwork 15 hrs (unofficial it happens overall india thanks to boomers they don't know quality rather they want to see beautiful faces of younger generation) (GenX they are confused generation they cant ask respect from boomer so showing power on genZ) Accept the mistake boomers and genX. Stop acting like bullies and be professionals I think this people were born with experience that why they mention 1-3 years experience for freshers (maybe they think grandpas for heaven will train i guess so) Sorry to say all the elder but you guys are not honest nor created the sensible society😢 You guys provided everything to genZ but hope you would have given some time to your family rather than your busy in overtime and work.

mobile phones are their brain 😂 you take phone away they die 😂

I love Gen Z's approach to life and work. They are the most sensible of all generations so far. I've never understood this obsession with living on the job and letting parasitic companies get away with murder. Honestly, all previous generations so far have been gutless wimps. Quality of life matters. I will never look back on the hours spent at work and remember how good I felt when I sent out an email or was involved in a meeting with my boss. Companies need to evolve. This retarded model of living on the job isn't sustainable. Boomers and Gen Z need to leave the workplace so that the rest of us can allow it to evolve for everyone's benefits. There is more than enough evidence now that excessive amounts of hard work kills. I don't want to die because of my meaningless job that serves a corporate stooge appropriate more in his coffers.

i liked your open minded analysis aimed at accepting the newer generation(s). Appreciate you, and others like you making this point of view public.

Gen Z working guy here, the things you mentioned about Gen Z work ethics are absolutely true and on point, I had a bad experience with my previous manager, who had similar field experience as my age when I joined the organization at that time, he expected all of the new joiners to work unexpected and long hours, and honestly, for the amount and duration of work we were paid peanuts... no OT or nothing, all of my colleagues (Gen Z) asked the same question why would we work under so much stress and for that little pay? I left the organization in a year and others did it too, Also we saw our parents and relatives came home after long, tiring work hours frustrated and not having any energy to engage in family time just to stay loyal to their higher-ups who would replace them in a week or less if they stepped out of the boundary or questioned their authority I mean isn't that bad work ethic? Nobody in the Gen Z generation will EVER want that to happen to them. I may be missing many things or missing the broader picture but this is how I understand it, Thanks!

A paradigm shift is definitely required in the existing workplace and working styles of the boomer managers. Gen z are the future of the Corporates and the booming entrepreneurships. People managers have to accept this fact and adapt accordingly

For the first time this year, Gen Zs are replacing Boomers in higher numbers in the work place. Do join the conversation and share your thoughts.

In India The salaried middle class pay tax like Switzerland to get facilities like Somalia . Even Somalia people get good facilities like free and clean school but India middle class get Polluted air, dirty overcrowded trains , worst road infrastructure after paying 40% Taxes.

Very insightful. Thank you for sharing

Well said....there are no safe jobs anymore You need to keep upskilling to stay competitive and survive in the corporate world

Join the conversation and share your thoughts. What do you think about the future of work?

Nah, I will pass on it

Stop investing in real estate if you are NRI. You guys are responsible for inflating prices in India for end use customers with your dollar salaries.

Are you looking to move to the Middle East in 2025, already live there, or just curious about life out there, do join the conversation and share your thoughts.

Always has been arrogant,its part of Indian culture

Thank you for sharing this video. I lived in Singapore for 5 years, and felt similar bouts of loneliness and a lack of belonging. With all the efforts NRIs make to integrate into unfamiliar situations and with the challenges braved, it helps when the community surrounding us is friendly and adaptive, too -- these simple gestures make the settling process and the patience needed seem worthwhile.

Wow, this is amazing! I can tell a lot of effort went into making this video. I can't wait to see more!

The ultimate reality of living Abroad or in India is Roti Kapda Aur Makhan.Any Salaried person will opt for job where he finds it suitable for him or ease of Earning Simply Love of Motherland does not offer anybody a job of his choice.

I dont think people would miss festivals... all festivals are celebrated world over these days

First world problems!

Great content, as usual. 0:26 there's a small glitch in audio during the transition. There are many such glitches in transitions throughout the video. You may want to fix them and re-upload the video.

Great content. Keep up the good work. We're moving back to India after obtaining British citizenship for self and child (with OCI, of course) with the thinking that the education system in India is better. Anything specific to consider regarding education to foreign students in India?

Please share your thoughts and experiences; we would love to hear from you.

Racism and regionalism inside India is so much as well . When going some states they say go back to your state. This is our place, man we as Indian are one . Nobody can stop travelling and work in India

most of these things are indirectly related to economy of the country. the more rich the country is, the more the image of its citizens. so when i say picture an american, what would you picture??

It is not the Indians that they hate, but it is the hindu religion that is hated. While all the other natural religions got decimated and replaced by organised religions in the last two thousand years, Hinduism has survived since existence of human beings and it is still going very strong. All the organised religions are frustrated because of this and teach their followers the same. They do not know that what happens, Hinduism will always be strong, till human beings exists.

I agree with all your suggestions and opinions but doesn't the most racist people are in India 🇮🇳 look at the present time in India bhagwa gangs and the bjp supporters are digging up the Muslims places of worship and and graves in order to find their idols and discrimination against the so called lower cast like the Dalits than cry foul when treated the same by the west huh. We all are thrown in the same basket because of what you all doing undesirable things starting what you consume as food and drink these days. Please stop.

Don't understand any of it. Chinese American here and Indian women are some of the coolest and most beautiful. Go to NY Chinatown and every day it is guaranteed you will see at least 2 Chinese guys with Indian wives/GFs and vice versa as well. The Internet and social media is venom.

Why do Indians cite Indians living in the west as proof of Indian success? Why do Indians have to leave India to someone else's land to be great?

I think you are bang on in your understanding of Indians. Being an Indian I have lived out for more than 40 years. The fundamental problem with us (in my view) is that most of us have grown up with values to exploit others, maximize advantage rather than optimize relationships. If we take advantage of others we are smart. If we beat the law we are clever. Fundamentally we need to realize that we as individuals have a paucity of good living values. I have a joke about us with my friends - The average weight of an Indian adult is 60 Kgs. His ‘real life weight’ is 160 Kgs. The added 100 Kgs is the ego he or she carries. Greater the success bigger the ego. Now this may be true for several across many nationalities but it starkly stands out among Indians. Reason for big egos: Inherently we are a male dominated society and males are looked up to. Even Indian women though very independent today do face gender bias more in family dynamics rather than in professional environments. With the result that males grow up with thin skins (easily offended, egos hurt) and their approach to life is more with entitlements. High egos low humility. Low humility low learning … except if it’s going to generate income for us .. then we learn quite quickly. The other joke I have about us is that - Indians suffer from NAAS. Name and Address Amnesia Syndrome. Point out something a bit unpleasant to an Indian. If he considers you a desi and his equal or subordinate, his immediate response is to forget your name and address. He will haughtily ask you, “Who are you …. (to tell me this).” Such are our characteristics. Having said that, in terms of native intelligence I think it would be difficult to beat us and Asians. What we need are better values. And this starts with humility. Let’s understand that WE have chosen to come to the west. That ‘they’ have enormously productive lives. By that I don’t mean earnings only. They are exposed to travel, music and arts and sports and hobbies. Their range of experiences are wider than ours. The fact that they lead the world needs a sense of recognition and respect from us. Sure we learn fast and lead their corporations. But we need to also learn what they stand for. Right now with the US increasingly abandoning rules of ethics and justice and character this may be difficult to point to. But look at the best of the west and leave the rest.

Indian culture is super cringe, and they are really pride of it.

Bro, if you dont try to understand the claims you are fated to forever walk the earth being a "victim", Things I experience as medical student studying abroad with a ton of Indians as colleagues, mind u that my best friend is also Indian and he is the coolest dude ever and he was nothing of what I will describe below. 1st: hygiene : I had to change to different class with other nationalities makeup because I couldnt stay 3 days in a indians class, the body odor was just insane, it was winter, and closed windows, I felt like I got pepper sprayed and was about to suffocate, I stood up and asked how come only not indians complain of that, "mind you that I have made the question because I've cracked the window open and the indians guys started complaining because a indian girl was felling cold of course."? got nothing but silence. 2nd: mate, enter a indian occupied student hostel then enter other nationalities ones, the indians and some south east asian are overly messy specially in the kitchen, it looked very bad. 3rd: woman sexualization, this here is another huge problem there are some who behave straight up "antisocially" with woman, in dangerous way, while every country has this, I've seem more than I should among indians in my University.

Excellent analysis, as a German language learning from quite some time I can verify Germany has a huge Anti india/Anti Hindu biases which run in their News and Media industry.

There is no global hate towards Indians, why do you make up shi'te like this, mate?

I am African American today i saw a immigration video were they called Indians illegal....yes the beast is jealous first time ever seeing Indians grouped with Mexicans and South Americans as illegals.

World's hate towards Indians? Bro we first need to talk about India's hate towards India lol. Ghar pe hi aag lagi hai kahi or ki kya hi bhujayenge 😂

I have two frnd Indian one from Delhi and one from Jharkhand they have habit of overtaking,over eating socially awakwa and lacking common sense. They will call at morning 3 5 evening 7 as they have nothing to do "aur kya chal raha hai kya ukad rahe ho" when you don't pick call they annoy you with 7 miss calls.

I am a Malaysian of Indian (Tamil) origin. While I deeply appreciate and love some Indian citizens, I sometimes struggle to connect with others. I find that some can be overly conscious of caste and class, which is a significant turn-off for me. This issue feels especially pronounced among those who consider themselves educated or affluent. Additionally, I have noticed that many seem more adept at talking and ingratiating themselves than at producing tangible results.

Well.. in general, they tend to export their caste biases, which probably is true for all migrants.

They are jealous. Don't trust any foreigner, including jews, muslims and christians.

The first step to solving a problem is to identify it correctly and solve it. This video hardly does that at all! India WAS known in the West mainly as a land of mysticism, yoga and Ravi Shankar but since the advent of mass internet access the horrible underbelly of India which was always there and has been exposed for all to see. Mostly by Indians themselves posting things and behaving unbecomingly. On a group level it seems that since the current Prime Minister of India and his party have come to power in India and pushed their Hindutva agenda they have managed to make a large segment of the Indian population both domestically and internationally come across as uncouth, rude, thuggish & xenophobic. This may be to compensate for an inferiority complex and the constant pumping up of Indians by Modi & Co. Coupled with that is the undeniable & 'in front of your eyes' casteism and religious persecution of minorities which has sky rocketed in the last 10 years. Another example being of Westerners (particularly females) being harassed and sexually assaulted whilst traveling through India. Still another example being the standard 'greeting' that a lot of females online receive from Indian males which is, 'show me your bobs & vagine' as well as being sexually insulted and degraded for rejecting another Indian male online catchphrase that seems to be instinctive for them, 'I love you'. Not to mention the domestic rap.....pandemic in India which can't because of the internet be hidden and which seems to be getting more horrific with each new case. Things like these have taken the shine off any positive stereotypes that the world may have had of India & Indians.

When are you going to talk about the anti-black racism Indians have towards Africans. So how can you complain about racism when its toward yourselves and seek help from everyone. When in the very same vain nothing is being done on the abhorrent racism plaguing your community. I have seen the jokes made by Indians in forums like facebook in Canada about Africans and Jamaicans. So sorry i and many like me feel nothing for what your going through.

Indians in East Africa treat natives badly. I wish Indians would address this

I (an American) had the privilege of working alongside three Indian graduate students when I worked as a lab technician at a university. Two were lovely people. So intelligent, personable and hardworking and easy to talk to and they were really fun to work with. I'm still good friends with them. The other could be kind of a standoffish jerk, but after some initial friction we were able to have a mutually respectful working relationship and a few times he actually went out of his way to check on me when I was under a period of intense stress. Our principal investigator (who was a white guy) always treated them worse than his white students, however. Thankfully, they ultimately graduated with their PhDs and were able to get out from under his thumb. Everyone is different and I can't make generalizations, but I really like and appreciate the Indian expats I knew and am glad that they decided to stay in the US.

well explained!

Indians who migrated to Africa and the Carribean countries long time ago have assimilated to those countries and are not heavily descriminated like the west countries. The problems of Indians in the west is that they do not assimilate. Indians need to open up and have open mind and mix with up with other cultures.