Jodie Foster Criticizes Gen Z’s Workplace Behaviour
- 2-time Oscar-winning actress Jodie Foster criticizes Gen Z’s work attitude in an interview with The Guardian, specifically mentioning issues with their punctuality and disregard for grammatical correctness.
- Despite her criticism of Gen Z, Foster praises 20-year-old nonbinary actress Bella Ramsey, noting her modern type of womanhood and fashion choices.
- Foster’s remarks about Gen Z may be based on her own professional interactions with young actors, although she doesn’t name anyone specifically.
Actress Jodie Foster Criticizes Gen Z’s Work Ethic
Two-time Oscar-winning actress, Jodie Foster, has recently expressed her frustration with Generation Z’s work ethics, particularly on film and TV sets.
In an interview with The Guardian, Foster openly criticized young professionals who she has encountered on TV and movie sets.
While she praised the 20-year-old nonbinary actress, Bella Ramsey, for embodying a modern type of womanhood, Foster wasn’t as generous with her remarks about other Gen Z professionals.
She expressed annoyance with their lackadaisical approach to work, stating, “They’re like, ‘Nah, I’m not feeling it today, I’m gonna come in at 10.30am.'” She also criticized their lack of attention to detail in written communication.
Interestingly, Foster began her career in showbiz at a young age, starting with Martin Scorsese‘s “Taxi Driver” at just 12 years old.
While Foster didn’t mention any specific names, her comments seemed to refer to experiences with Gen Z professionals she’s worked with. The message is clear: she expects more professionalism on set.
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