'This sucks, like, I just want to be a TikToker if I’m being so for real.'
Your account is not active. We have sent an email to the address you provided with an activation link. Check your inbox, and click on the link to activate your account.A 26-year-old exposed the challenges of securing employment as a young creative and how her arduous journey within professional life has left her with no other choice but to seek a “real job,” leaving her in tears for millions to see. A human resource expert has since analyzed the situation.
Lohanny from Brooklyn was left weeping, a moment she vulnerably shared in a video she decided to post on her TikTok page on January 29, 2024. Unbeknownst to her, the video strung an emotional chord in many people, as the clip quickly turned viral, amassing 23.3 million views. Lohanny is a graduate of New York’s Pace University. She revealed that she speaks three languages and has two degrees, one in communications and a BFA in acting. As a result, she was disappointed with undergoing such an immense struggle to land any job in the Big Apple.
A supporter commented: “Never feel embarrassed. You should feel proud that you’re pushing your pride to the side and being realistic.” An additional commentator chimed in: “GIRL APPLY TO BE A FLIGHT ATTENDANT!!! BARELY AND EXPERIENCE NEEDED AND WITH THREE LANGUAGES THEY WILL WANT YOUU.”Lohanny’s hardships within the job market might highlight a broader problem. Indeed, recent reports suggested that employers weren’t happy with Gen-Z workers’ work ethics.
According to Mark Williams, a human resource management professor at the Queen Mary University of London in the UK, unemployment is normally always higher amongst youth given they have less work experience. “Without them, I am sure a lot of coffee shops, pubs, restaurants, and supermarkets would struggle to function,” he said.
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