From social media managers to data scientists to UI designers, the digital age is creating a wider range of job roles than ever before. And though they may be proud of their kids' achievements, many parents have little understanding of what they actually do every day at the office.

They don’t smoke, they don’t drink, and they want nothing more than to own a house and start a business. The kids of Generation Z may not even be 20 yet, but they've already earned a reputation as a bunch of squares. But are these digital natives really born to be mild?

LinkedIn is the largest professional social network, boasting 414 million users. While it’s an invaluable tool for a seasoned employee, building a profile may prove daunting for a recent or soon-to-be graduate. Recognising their needs, the platform has introduced an app to help students find jobs.

Sleeping in, driving around town and going to the beach – this is what American summers are made of. Or at least they used to be. Today’s hyper-driven teens don’t have time to be lazy, instead optimising their vacations and college applications with summer jobs, internships and enrichment courses.