Gen Z'ers Who Refuse To Work A 9–5 Job, Tell Us What You're Doing Instead

"I'm getting my pilot's license and will fly clients on my own schedule."

Recently, BuzzFeed asked Gen Z'ers who are choosing not to go to college to share their reasoning, and the responses were fascinating.

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Some people wanted to avoid the inevitable debt, and others simply opted for specialty schooling instead. And this got me thinking about how Gen Z truly creates their own lane in the world, and how this can often extend to non-traditional career paths.

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So I'd love to know: If you're a Gen Z'er who refuses to work a traditional 9–5 job, what alternative route are you taking?

Maybe you skipped college and trained to become a private pilot instead. So you'll be working on your own time, picking up trips from clients you've developed long-standing relationships with, and traveling the world.

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Maybe you've always had a passion for makeup, so you invested in a camera and a few video editing classes. Now, your goal is to share honest tutorials, promote inclusive brands, and become an influencer.

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Or maybe your family owns a cyber security company and all you need is a certificate and training. So you'll be joining in on the business in the coming months.

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Whatever the case may be, we want to hear about it! If you're a Gen Z'er who is choosing not to work a traditional 9–5 job, what is your alternative plan? Let us know in the comments. Or, if you'd like to remain anonymous, you can use this Google form. Your response may be included in an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post.