As with all newcomers in the workforce, Gen Zers are often labeled and stereotyped long before they have the opportunity to reveal their true identity.

Yuliya Esipov 1/8/2019
As with all newcomers in the workforce, Gen Zers are often labeled and stereotyped long before they have the opportunity to reveal their true identity.
As with all newcomers in the workforce, Gen Zers are often labeled and stereotyped long before they have the opportunity to reveal their true identity. This project surveyed 1,500 young adults age 18 to 22 to explore how the leading-edge Gen Z view their future employment and what characteristics are important to them.
There is one key finding that plan sponsors (and your company) need to keep in mind when approaching Gen Z: They are far from what some stereotypes suggest.
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