New research from Deloitte Digital reveals what Gen Z wants from their bosses and leaders. In this episode of #GenZ, Amelia Dunlop and Michael Pankowski from Deloitte Digital share insights from their latest research on Generation Z's perspectives on work, their bosses, and how to best lead them in the workplace.
Gen Z is known for being entrepreneurial and resourceful, and many members of this generation are creating their own dream jobs. In Episode 48 of [podcast name], we interview Abbie Stasior, founder of Be About Being Better and content creator. Abbie shares her insights and experiences in building a business and designing a career.
Discover the ultimate work-travel equilibrium as we delve into an insightful conversation with Harrison Lee, a digital nomad and tech start-up leader. Join us in Episode 47 as we explore how Gen Z professionals, like Harrison, master the art of globetrotting while effectively taking on their professional pursuits.
Where is the world of work heading? Especially with the growing presence of Generation Z in the workforce. Episode 46 features a conversation with work futurist and innovation specialist, Sophie Wade. We discuss the changing environments and dynamics of work and the role that Gen Z is playing in shaping the future of work.
This episode features an interview with Dr. Corey Seemiller, generational expert and co-lead of the Institute of Generational Research and Education. We kick off this season with a deep dive into the findings from our research on Generation Z over the last decade related to how they view work and the themes that employers need to be paying attention to.
What's in a name? Actually quite a bit. Episode 44 features a conversation with Sophie Kihm, Editor-in-Chief of Nameberry and baby name expert, where we discuss how names play a role in our identity and how names showcase the culture of a generation. We dive into how names have evolved with Generation Z and how Gen Z continues to shape trends related to names as they start to pick out names for children of their own.
We can't talk about culture without exploring values and identity. Episode 43 features a discussion with Sam LaCrosse, author of the book, Values Economics: The Study of Identity, where we explore how Gen Z thinks about and expresses identity. We also dive into how we, among all generations, can hold more productive spaces for our own identities and interact with others who hold different identities and perspectives than our own.
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