Freddie Miller shares his journey from urban London to a rural career in river management. He breaks common Gen Z stereotypes with his passion, work ethic and ability to connect across generations. A refreshing conversation about purpose, communication and the evolving relationship between younger and older workers in traditional industries.
Freddie Miller Takeaways:
- Purpose-driven work is Gen Z’s “salary multiplier.”
- Inter-generational buddying speeds up skills transfer
- Eco-certification is moving from “nice badge” to market gatekeeper
- Digital storytelling (GoPros + short-form video) is revitalising rural perspectives
- Rural careers flourish when housing and transport barriers are addressed early
Freddie Miller Links
Instagram - FreddieOnTheFly
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