"Gen Z is not wrong to feel uneasy about the future they are inheriting. In many ways, they are simply acknowledging a reality that the rest of us would prefer not to confront."
By: Gwyn Morgan
Gwyn Morgan is a retired business leader who was a director of five global corporations.
Older Canadians sometimes complain about the so-called “Gen Z stare.” It is the flat, inscrutable look many twentysomethings give in everyday interactions—at the counter in a café, behind a hotel desk or across a retail checkout. To ol…
