'OfficeTok' Trend Redefines Workplace Culture for Gen Z on TikTok
As companies leverage TikTok to attract young talent, critics question the glamorization of office life in viral videos.
- 'OfficeTok' videos showcasing daily office routines have gained massive traction among Gen Z, with hashtags like #CorporateLife and #OfficeLife accumulating millions of views.
- Many young viewers use these videos to explore workplace culture, reflecting their limited direct office experience due to the pandemic.
- Companies such as Deloitte and Unilever are employing in-house influencers to promote workplace culture and appeal to younger job seekers.
- Critics argue that the trend glamorizes the mundane reality of office work, creating an aspirational image that may not align with the actual experience.
- Social media platforms like TikTok are reshaping corporate recruitment strategies, with younger generations valuing authenticity and transparency in employer branding.