Generation Z

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Is Gen Z setting the bar too high for themselves—and employers?Jess Watts

For more than a year, I worked with 1,090 Generation Z researchers, entry-level employees, interns and college students on a study about their generation. Read More

Bridging the gap: 7 ways to attract and keep younger employees Allan Sahagun

As Gen Z and Millennials rise through the ranks, they’re bringing their love for technology with them – and enterprises must revamp these seven areas. Read More

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This is a major (and insane) reason why Millennials and Gen Z are reluctant to get married CW Headley

“In spite of the millennial stereotype of living with parents three in four modern millennials had, in fact, moved out of their parents’ home.” … Read More

Personal Finance

This is the surprising generation that has fallen behind the most with retirement savings Kyle Schnitzer

Seventy-three percent of Gen Xers admitted to falling back on their retirement savings, with inadequate income being the leader behind their shortcomings. Read More

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Millennial and Gen Z workers have low job satisfaction and really want rewards and prizes Sheila McClear

Seventy percent said they would stay at their job for another year if they were able to receive three $50 prepaid gift card rewards over a one-year period. Read More

The Future of Work

3 ways to make your company irresistible to Gen Z workers Rashan Dixon

All employers can implement best practices to cultivate a more positive working environment for their youngest additions to the payroll. Read More

Personal Finance

Millennials think paying for this (very cheap) thing makes them real adults Sheila McClear

Young Americans are expected to be financially independent by 22. However, one in five Millennials expect to rely on their parents into their 30s. Read More

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