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Alec Stewart

Alec Stewart joins the program to talk about jobs that millennials don’t want.

Millennials often avoid standard 9-to-5 jobs because they much more prefer an occupation that allows them to serve a greater purpose through work.

In fact, 72 percent of current millennial students prefer a job with a greater purpose, Forbes reported. And 71 percent of millennials even want their co-workers to be their second family, showing that they want their job to be more than just a place that pays them, Forbes reported. Rather, they want a meaningful experience from their work.

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