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Gen Z say selling their secondhand stuff online is teaching them more about business than college—and 85% of hiring managers agree
Gen Z and millennial graduates report that selling secondhand items online via platforms like Vinted and Depop has taught them more practical business skills than college. A Depop study reveals 71% of Gen Z sellers feel this way, while 85% of hiring managers believe resale experience should be listed on resumes and could make candidates more hirable than those with internships.
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