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LinkedIn data shows Gen Z professionals hesitate to build networks from fear of bothering others

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LinkedIn's research found Gen Z professionals are reluctant to initiate connections, worried about being inauthentic or burdensome.

LinkedIn released data on Gen Z professional behavior, revealing that younger workers often hesitate to build networks due to concerns about bothering people or appearing inauthentic. The finding underscores generational differences in how professionals approach workplace relationships and connection-building on the platform.

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