CEO: One stunning data point explains the 'Gen Z stare'—and why it's going to backfire on them
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最新报道：Gen Z's habit of prolonged eye contact, dubbed the "Gen Z stare," is backfiring in professional settings, according to CEOs. A recent survey reveals 78% of hiring managers find the intense gaze unsettling during interviews, often interpreting it as aggression rather than confidence. Workplace experts warn this generational quirk—rooted in social media culture where direct eye contact signals engagement—is creating unintended friction. "They're trying to show attentiveness, but it comes across as confrontational," notes HR consultant Lisa Chen. Some companies now incorporate "gaze etiquette" training for young hires. The disconnect highlights growing intergenerational workplace tensions as digital-native behaviors collide with traditional corporate norms.
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