Women want “lazy girl jobs” not because they’re lazy, they’re just more burnt out than men. According to a Gallup survey of over 18K workers, a third of women are burnt out right now compared to a quarter of men who say they feel the same. The survey also found that nearly seven in 10 women “cite greater work-life balance and personal well-being as the reason why they’d change jobs, compared with 58% of men.” So, while the phrase “lazy girl job” has been circulating the internet, it really just means finding better work-life balance—something YPulse data shows young workers, regardless of gender, are yearning for in our Gen Z in Their Job Era trend report. (Yahoo! Finance)
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