Boss reveals huge difference between how millennial and Gen Z employees use emails

A millennial boss who founded his own activewear company has pointed out the interesting way his younger employees communicate via email.

Tommy Flaim, who runs ethical sportswear company Fox & Robin, shared a clip on TikTok which showed the various informal signoffs his Gen Z employees use online.

"POV: You start a new company and you only hire Gen Z," he wrote in the viral video.

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In the montage, Flaim scrolled through different emails sent by his team members, displaying a unique workplace etiquette.

One employee named Fawzia decided to end her email with "Hasta la pasta :-)", while another staffer named Joey wrote "Don't cross me'" at the end of his message.

A Gen-Z staff member named Nicole wrote the puzzling line: "Let me know if you have any questions! Or don't", and another named Mila simply wrote: "Talk soon loser."

Other unusual email signatures included Hanna's "Hate you (and JH)" and Julia's daring line: "Whoever invented corporate America needs to be punished".

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In one email, a staffer named Anne wrote "Apologies for existing :')" at the end of her note and an employee named Matt decided to end his with a quip: "You're the best boss ever (lol jk)."

Among the other signoffs included "insert pleasantry here" and "kill me".

"It's a Gen Z world, I'm just their millennial boss," Flaim captioned the video, which has nearly 15 million views.

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Many commenters praised Flaim's employees for bucking the trend of traditional corporate language.

"Look how great life could be without professional formalities," one person wrote.

"As a millennial, this generation comforts me," another added.