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Gen Z, Millennials and X: How Companies Can Manage Three Generations at Work
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Generation Z in the labor market: what do these young Peruvians expect from their jobs?Today, companies face an unprecedented challenge: to integrate and motivate three generations living together in the same working environment. Generation X (1965–1980), Millennials (1981–1996) and Generation Z (1997 onwards) not only grew in different contexts, but also have very different languages, values and aspirations to work.According to a global study b…
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