Generation Z at Work

Every few years a new generation arrives at work, and the company decides it is the one doing things wrong.

Generation Z is the first workforce raised entirely online, and it reads an employer the way it reads everything else: fast, inseconds, and unforgiving of the gap between what you promise and what the first week actually feels like. They researchbefore they apply, they expect to know why the work matters, and they leave quietly when the daily reality contradicts thepitch. None of that makes them difficult. It makes them informed, which is harder. I spent twenty years inside HR, hiring andkeeping people through fast growth, and have since taught this to more than 150,000 HR professionals through myacademy. What I have learned is simple: this generation does not need to be managed harder, only understood better. Onceyou see how they choose an employer, most of the friction disappears.

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