Often described as tech-savvy, diverse and socially conscious, research shows Gen Z places great value on authenticity and inclusivity. (Credit: abemos/Adobe Stock)
As Gen Z – typically those born between 1997 and 2012 – enters the workforce, this generation brings a new set of skills and perspectives to organizations. And like many prior generations, misconceptions start to emerge about their working styles and how difficult they are to manage.
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