America’s younger workforce has been coddled for decades, and now a major CEO is delivering a wake-up call they desperately need.
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski isn’t sugarcoating the truth about what it takes to succeed in today’s job market.
The newest generation of workers has grown up believing life owes them success. They were constantly told they were special, that hard work would automatically be rewarded, and that showing up was enough to achieve their dreams.
Parents, schools, and even corporations reinforced this mindset with a culture of participation trophies, where everyone is a winner and no one ever hears the word “no.”
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