The Loneliness Epidemic: Insights from Caroline Ellison's Testimony in the Sam Bankman-Fried Trial

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The testimony of Caroline Ellison in the fraud trial against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sheds light on the close-knit inner circle of young people who ran FTX and Alameda Research, highlighting their pursuit of a higher mission and the sense of community they found in the workplace. Research shows that young people today are more likely to feel lonely and see work as core to their identity. To address this, employers should prioritize interpersonal connections, recruit for cultural cohesion, and stand for values that resonate with younger workers. By fostering a sense of community and purpose, companies can attract and retain young talent.
Topics:business#community#loneliness#mission-driven-work#workplace-culture#workplace-relationships#young-professionals
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