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Here's why Gen Zers are increasingly drawn to trade careers

Some Generation Z workers are ditching white-collar careers to pursue what they believe to be more long-term and flexible jobs. Reasons cited for making this type of career change included: trade jobs ... Read More
Gen Z workers have second thoughts about career pathways. Here's where they're looking instead.

Career ascent means something different for Gen Z workers. Between an evolving labor market, concerns over artificial intelligence and persistent generational friction, the youngest members of the ... Read More
Why Gen-Z Wants Employers to Pay for More Skills Training

One of the most recent workplace developments has resulted from companies shifting hiring priorities from requiring applicants to have college degrees to recruiting people with specific skills and ... Read More
Why Hiring Managers Say Many Gen-Z Workers Aren’t Prepared for the Workplace

In fact, the California-based company’s data, from its Hiring Benchmark Report, says that of the 350 hiring managers polled for their survey, just 8 percent feel that Gen-Z workers are “well-prepared” ... Read More
Are Your Hiring Practices Deterring Potential Gen Z Hires?
Eleanor Hecks is an HR and recruitment writer and the Editor-in-Chief of Designerly Magazine. You can find her insights as a staff writer for sites like BenefitsPRO and Talent Canada, or follow her on ... Read More
Gen Z isn’t lazy. They’re the most intentional job seekers yet
The data tells a different story about Gen Z: they're deliberate, analytical, and treat job selection as they should – a high-stakes investment. Read More
Gen Z Doesn’t Want To Work With Other Gen Z Employees

Gen Z is cringing at the prospect of working with other Gen Z-ers, continuing a trend among some workers in which they dislike working with the younger generation, according to a new report. An ... Read More
These Gen Z tech entrepreneurs do nothing but eat, sleep and work in pursuit of success. Is ‘hardcore’ hustling now the only path to prosperity?

If you think 20-somethings are lazy, these entrepreneurs might just change your mind. The Wall Street Journal recently reported on the young, overworked startup founders of Silicon Valley [1]. “You ... Read More
Microshifting is the new work trend to know about now

Work trends come and go, and the post-pandemic period has been filled with a dizzying array of weird and wonderful fads. Remember coffee badging? In response to return to office (RTO) mandates, some ... Read More
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