Because it is, in fact, gen z. I deal with a lot of contractors in a tech field. There's a lot of stuff we do that is prototype/beta level. It's not customer facing. Rough edges are fine, having to reboot it once a day is fine, it just needs to work and if it's not I need to know why.

Gen Z is wayyyyy better at that than millennials. Don't spin me some bullshit, just explain the issues and how much of a headache I'm in for. Previous folks would give me some bullshit about "well it doesn't do that but that's out of scope of our original contract so fixing it is $X/hr on retainment for our expertise and our ability to bring in affiliate partners". Gen Z is much more "man, this shit is cool, but those goal posts shifted, did the best I could, call me if you have issues and at a certain point and I if you're a pain in my ass I'll bill you".

Like they just don't beat around the bush. No spec is ever perfect, and rather than dance around it they'll just be like "I did my best, and I'll go extra until I won't and I'm not really going to bother spending much time explaining to you we're out of scope. You know it. I know it. I ain't dancing because I don't get paid to dance."