Nowadays, people tend to generalise the younger generation—namely Generation Z and Millennials—because there’s not much difference in their opinions and backgrounds. They were both born when the internet, social media, and in-depth discussions on gender equality, work-life balance, and workplace safety were mainstream. As potential employees, these two groups offer a lot to the table…
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What are Some Common Demands made by Gen Z Job Seekers During the Hiring Process
Generation Z, or those born between 1996 and 2010, now makes up a majority of today’s job talent pool. These potential workers were born during the boom of the internet and the changing social and economic landscape. This unique upbringing has significantly influenced their preferences in terms of where they work and what they want…
How Does Work-Life Balance Impact Gen Z’s Job Satisfaction
When you ask different age groups what helps them achieve job satisfaction, their answers vary significantly. For some, high salaries and financial security are at the top. Career growth opportunities are the ones that can help them achieve that job satisfaction. For Generation Z, work-life balance and job satisfaction come hand-in-hand over high pay or…
How to Retain Gen Z Employees
In recent years, the job market has been composed of Generation Z or Zoomers workers. These individuals were born from 1997 to 2012, and they are known for their passion for searching for job opportunities aligned with their values and want work that will give them fulfilment and meaning. Because of these workers’ preferences, businesses…
Can You Learn Anything From Gen Z at Work?
The Gen-Z generation, or those born between 1996 to 2000, are now influencing the workplace and comprise a huge chunk of the workplace. It can be challenging for us from different generations to understand what they are thinking and keep up with them. However, having these workers in the workplace can be a learning experience…
Great Tips to Engage Gen Z Colleagues at Your Company
When you look into today’s workforce worldwide, you will notice that large percentages are Generation Z or Gen Z employees. These individuals were born between 1995 to the early 2000s, and their introduction to the workforce has dramatically shifted how the work environment operates. Gen Z workers have unique preferences regarding how they communicate and…
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