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Gen Z at the workplace
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Generation Z
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WHO ARE THEY ?
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Gen Z
Gen Z is the youngest generational cohort.
Gen Z grew up with technology, the internet, and social media, which sometimes causes them to be stereotyped as tech-addicted, anti-social, or “social justice warriors.”
Gen Z Birth Years: 1995 to 2010
Currently Aged: 10 to 25
Other Nicknames: iGeneration, Post-millennials, Homeland Generation
Generation Size: Roughly 25% of the population
Have things really changed ?
Generate wealth
Their high-tech minds don’t trump human needs.
Question everything
They have a good mindset about failure and feedback.
80% of Generation-Z saw failure as something to embrace on their way to more innovation and learning within a project.
Their desire for work-life balance is deep.
Confidence
but impact society on the way
Flexibility
Read
Exponential technology change
Love
The Ubiquity of Artificial Intelligence
Time
You’re only right half of the time...
https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/
Travel, and I mean travel
All-inclusive global talent market.
Travel
Don’t be limited.
younger than ever
Happiness
Traditional Education has lost its role
24 Hours
https://zenhabits.net/unschool/
Become the best at one specific thing. Become very good at two or more things
Skills
Organizational Engineeris
TheVirtual Culture Architectis
TheGlobal Talent Scout, Convener, and Coachmasters
TheData, Talent & Technology Integratoris
The Social Policy & Community Activistcreates
You can’t predict the future but you can make it
Many people live life reacting to what happens, like when something happens and you get angry or scared. It’s the time when we act without thinking.
Future
I believe all of us can create a space between something happening and how we react. Sometimes it’s milliseconds, sometimes minutes or hours.
Questions
Whenever I do anything I ask 3 questions. What if I do nothing? What does good look like? What does bad look like?
Answering these helps me shape how I live day to day, while also preparing me to use space before reacting.