LeBlanc examines mental health disclosure as source of generational workplace tension
1Sep 25 8:42 AM · 3d ago · 2 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 3
A Gen Z worker at a New England blue-collar company disclosed severe anxiety to his baby boomer manager. The manager was sympathetic but uncomfortable, questioning whether he needed to know personal details. LeBlanc notes older workers learned professionalism means separating personal and professional life, while Gen Z comes of age when mental health discussions are more public.
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“It made me feel uncomfortable, if I'm being honest. I didn't want to downplay his anxiety, but I'm not sure I needed to know.”
Baby boomer manager
Jeff LeBlancLearning Facilitator, Boston University OMBA
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