New Grads Aren’t Lazy But They’re Broke

16 Jun 2025 · 1 min
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Will Humphreys argues that new graduates aren’t lazy but financially constrained by large debts; they prioritize time and flexibility (e.g., preferring 20-hour workweeks) and face employer misunderstandings about their motivations and capacity to work. The excerpt highlights tension between owners’ expectations and graduates’ valuation of life balance given overwhelming financial burdens.

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