Younger workers apparently want their bosses to start behaving more like AI
THE SO WHAT
If 18–28 year olds prefer AI-style specificity — clear steps and parameters — they’re effectively asking managers to write prompts instead of vibes. Leaders rolling out AI tools should pair them with more structured task definitions, or they’ll miss both the cultural and productivity upside.
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