Gen Z's Reality: From Provinces to Capital, a Tough Job Market
Zahra, a 22-year-old Indonesian, has moved from Yogyakarta to the capital, Jakarta, to pursue employment. Despite hundreds of applications, she faces stiff competition from experienced workers and low wages, expressing frustration with current policies.
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