Gen Z and zillenial workers are so stressed out from their jobs that they are sneaking out of the office in search of fitting rooms, train stations, anywhere secluded to have a nap and a cry during their lunch break. And while her video was on the light-hearted side, she’s far from alone: Nearly half of Gen Z office workers say they’ve been reduced to tears by workplace stress, research has found. But for those still stuck behind a desk, the reality isn’t that Gen Z simply can’t handle a real job. Burned-out Gen Z desk workers are finding ways to escape their toxic bossesReturn-to-office mandates have brought back more than just commutes. And it’s all bubbling up: Gen Z is so miserable that they’re dismantling Harvard’s long-established Flourishing Measure.