While language changes over time, younger generations can't quite seem to grasp the concept. Here are 12 phrases that offend Gen Z but don't bother older generations at all.

This linguistic evolution often creates a humorous, sometimes awkward, gap between Baby Boomers (born roughly 1946-1964) and ...

Try as they might to sound relevant, there are several outdated phrases boomers use that Gen Z would love to see banned.

The term “crashing out” has been circulating online for some time now. It’s a phrase to describe when a person is at their ...

Here's 16 'politically incorrect' things Boomers say that drive Gen Z mad.

This article explores 12 phrases that often offend or irritate Gen Z (born roughly 1997-2012) but typically don't bother older generations, highlighting the shifting social and cultural landscape.

To tackle these workplace missteps, which run from not knowing how to ask the boss questions politely to more subtle problems ...

Corporate jargon makes Gen Z feel left out because phrases like "blue-sky thinking" seem like a totally different language, a LinkedIn survey found.

This phrase instantly makes younger generations brace for a lecture. While Boomers often use it to share their experiences, it can come across as dismissive of the challenges Millennials and Gen Z ...

Younger employees already think differently about the workplace and how you behave in the office. And now they’re pretending to be busy.

To Baby Boomers, these phrases might sound like harmless wisdom or common sense. But to Gen Z, they can feel dismissive, outdated, or even condescending.

From today, Amazon users will be able to ask Alexa to 'talk Gen Z to me' to reveal one of 20 phrases using Gen Z's favourite words.