The General Manager of Australian company Muffin Break has come under fire after her controversial comments about the working habits of millennials went viral.
In a recent interview, Natalie Brennan chastised younger workers for not expecting to work for free or take an unpaid internship. She also cited access to social media as a key factor in what she deemed to be an ‘inflated sense of self-importance’ amongst the millennial generation.
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