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Experts Warn Gen Z on Staying Too Long in Comfort ZoneTherapists assume GenZ may miss out on many different experiences because of their overly cautious behavior when taking risks. From the experts who talked with The Guardian, young people increasingly decide to remain in a comfort zone of small, like-minded networks, with more of their social interaction done virtually.While this allows them more control over some aspects of their lives, it can also cause anxiety when they need to interact with others offline.When this generation is faced with the reality of being in an office or a social gathering, I'm seeing a disproportionate increase in suggestions for social anxiety, professional anxiety, general self-confidence, and relationship issues, said Natalie Phillips, a psychotherapist who works with young people. "I do believe that this generation may be losing out on making mistakes and the opportunity to experience youth. They seem older for their time, in my opinion."She works with many people who are also working from home and communicating with coworkers online, and it makes them more difficult to meet new people compared to previous generations. That can be risky, according to Phillips. "You run the risk of your world turning inward, which can lead to continuous anxiety. You lack the experience to deal with the outside world, which makes it even scarier" she added. According to the survey in Text 1, who mainly took part in the study?
What will the writer most likely do after finishing the internship?
What are the writer's personal goals during the internship?
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Zainu's Motorcycle Repair ServiceZainu, a student in the automotive engineering program in Semarang, had always enjoyed fixing bikes. Since junior high, hed been helping his uncle at his small garage. One day, during his final year, he started thinking seriously, What if I open my own repair service?"He only repaired bikes for friends in the neighbourhood at first, such as changing oil, fixing brakes, and cleaning engines. He didn't charge much, just enough to cover parts and buy better tools. On the weekends, he worked from a small space behind his house and sometimes stayed up late to finish a job.He gave his service a name "Zainu Bike Fix" and posted some photos of his work on social media. Surprisingly, people began sharing his posts. More students from his school started bringing their bikes to him.It wasn't always smooth. One time, a customer complained that Zainu took too long to fix a bike. Zainu apologized and offered a small discount. That experience taught him the importance of communication and time management.Over time, he learned how to handle not just machines, but people too. He began recording his income and expenses. He also saved enough money to buy a new toolbox. By the end of the semester, his teacher even used Zainu's story as an example in class. "Zainu didn't wait for a job. He created his own," the teacher said.Now Zainu is planning to rent a small garage and hire one of his friends as an assistant. He says, "This is jus tthe beginning."
What lesson did Zainu learn from a customer complaint?
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My Week at the Company Training ProgramLast week, I joined a five-day training program at a local company. It was a great opportunity to learn about working in a corporate organization, and I want to share what I experienced each day.On Monday morning, the training started with an introduction to the company and its culture. Ms. Intan, the HR manager, warmly welcomed us. She talked about the company's history, values, and the importance of teamwork. I liked how she explained that the company feels like a big family, and everyone supports each other.On Tuesday, the Compliance Officer led a session about workplace policies and safety. We learned about rules that keep everyone safe and how to avoid accidents. It was useful because I now know what to do in the event of an emergency or a fire. The officer also explained the company's code of conduct and what behavior is expected from employees.Wednesdays session was about IT systems and communication tools. The IT Support Team showed us how to use the company's email, chat apps, and document-sharing platforms. At first, some of the tools were new to me, but the trainers were patient and helped us practice. I think these tools will make working easier and faster.On Thursday, we learned about customer service standards. The Customer Relations Department emphasized the importance of treating customers with respect and resolving their problems promptly. We also practiced answering questions politely and professionally. The last day's session was in the afternoon. Department supervisors introduced their teams and explained the role of each person. It was exciting to meet the people I will be working with and understand my responsibilities. Overall, the training helped me feel more ready to work at the company. I learned many new things and met nice people. It was a valuable experience, and I'm looking forward to starting my job soon.(DC/100%ST)
Which of the following statements are NOT parts of the training schedule information?
My Week at the Company Training Program
Last week, I joined a five-day training program at a local company. It was a great opportunity to learn about working in a corporate organization, and I want to share what I experienced each day.On Monday morning, the training started with an introduction to the company and its culture. Ms. Intan, the HR manager, warmly welcomed us. She talked about the company's history, values, and the importance of teamwork. I liked how she explained that the company feels like a big family, and everyone supports each other.On Tuesday, the Compliance Officer led a session about workplace policies and safety. We learned about rules that keep everyone safe and how to avoid accidents. It was useful because I now know what to do in the event of an emergency or a fire. The officer also explained the company's code of conduct and what behavior is expected from employees.Wednesdays session was about IT systems and communication tools. The IT Support Team showed us how to use the company's email, chat apps, and document-sharing platforms. At first, some of the tools were new to me, but the trainers were patient and helped us practice. I think these tools will make working easier and faster.On Thursday, we learned about customer service standards. The Customer Relations Department emphasized the importance of treating customers with respect and resolving their problems promptly. We also practiced answering questions politely and professionally. The last day's session was in the afternoon. Department supervisors introduced their teams and explained the role of each person. It was exciting to meet the people I will be working with and understand my responsibilities. Overall, the training helped me feel more ready to work at the company. I learned many new things and met nice people. It was a valuable experience, and I'm looking forward to starting my job soon.(DC/100%ST)
Which one of these statements is included in the training schedule?