Lots of anxiety on here.
It's just different words. We used to tell the a-hole, overly demanding boss "take this job and shove it". The current generation quits because they feel "anxious" or whatever the current trending pop-psych term is.
Nothing changes, human being haven't changed, just the verbage we use, and the economic circumstances. The 60's happened because of the roaring 50's, and the economic flexibility allowed the boomers to become brats. My generation came of age during the 70' and 80's during stagflation and decades long double digit unemployment. Yeah, we busted our arse to get and keep a job. Today, with the Trump economy, these kids are behaving like the boomers in the 60's; they don't have to put up with crap at work because there's plenty of other jobs where this one came from and at better pay and benefits.
You also have to factor in the actual employer. In the Age of Super CEO's who cut cut cut I feel for people thave have to face a few decades of rocky employment.
