"Are you like a part-timer these days?" The CEO lamented, "Suddenly...""Part-time jobs are different these days" VS "Difference between people who are not from generation to generation" [Anchor Report]

A self-employed person posted on the online community under the title "Is it like a part-timer these days?" is a hot topic among Internet users.

The author complained about the part-timers, saying, "I don't understand if it's because it's MZ."
A customer
dropped his chopsticks and asked me to bring them to you, and the part-timer said, "I think you're done eating," so I fired him right away.

Another part-timer told me to empty the trash can on my way home from work, and he said, "It's not full?" and
When I asked him to speak up when he said hello
, he said, "I'm embarrassed," and he said he'd pass the customer by saying hello without being heard for a month.

The author, who said he was in his late 30s, said, "I couldn't even imagine it when I was in my late 30s," adding, "I have to tell you everything from one to ten, and I'm having a hard time because of a part-timer who doesn't even do what I'm told to do."

Internet users were divided on this.There were many comments that sympathized with

"The part-time job is like a battle" and "There are so many part-timers like that these days."

"What do you cut to that extent? "Please comfort me and teach me," he said. "Even among older people, that's the case." There was also an opinion that it was a difference between people, not a generational problem.