Gen Z wants to ditch jobs for social media dreams


Hard fit: A commuter sits on a bench at a ferry terminal overlooking the lower Manhattan skyline. The living wage in Manhattan is US$53,000 (RM237,122) a year, while only 12% of content creators in the United States make US$50,000 (RM223,700) or more. — AP

NEW YORK: America’s youngest workers want to become business owners – just not in the way their parents might envision.

The drive to turn social media posts into sustainable income is highest among the youngest generation of workers, according to new research by Adobe Inc.

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