What Is the Slash Generation
Known as China’s Slash Generation [The Term “Slash Career” Was Originally Coined by the New York Times Columnist Marci Alboher in 2007, and Popularized in...
Known as China’s slash generation [the term “slash career” was originally coined by The New York Times columnist Marci Alboher in 2007, and popularized in China by writer/dancer/entrepreneur Susan Kuang and her 2016 book, Slasher Generation], the term refers to people who enjoy having multiple work identities and the “ …
What are Slash people?
The rise of “Slash People” refers to the movement, especially among young people, to get second jobs or volunteering gigs outside of their normal day jobs. This leads to long job titles such as marketing specialist/writer/illustrator/consultant, hence the name “Slash People”.
What is a slasher career?
Slashers are a modern tribe of workers who have two or three jobs (or more), and who dabble in varied and sometimes radically different environments, dare to go against the flow, do things very differently from everyone else, and juggle with cultural codes as well as professional identities…
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