I’m Gen Z, and most of my coworkers are baby boomers. I didn’t expect to want to work more like them.

On one of my days off, I was sitting at a coffee shop when my phone buzzed with a message from a coworker.

“Tech issue here, any chance you can stop by?” they asked.

I’ve never been much of a computer whiz, but at the independent bookstore where I’ve worked for two years, I’m the go-to for technology problems among the staff. Granted, that’s because at 24, I’m the youngest employee by just about 30 years, with some of them easily passing as my grandmother.

On this particular day, a column of the spreadsheet we use to track coming releases had shifted, throwing the whole operation into disarray. All I had to do was right-click a few times, copy…

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