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Meetings, memes, and Gen Z: How to keep the digital generation engaged

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In a corporate boardroom somewhere in India, a business head drones on about ‘unachievable targets’ while a young employee struggles to suppress laughter. The culprit? A sudden mental image of an internet meme. This scene, shared recently on Reddit and subsequently going viral, encapsulates a growing challenge for organisations across the subcontinent: how to conduct meetings that accommodate Generation Z’s distinctive work style while maintaini…
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Meetings, memes, and Gen Z: How to keep the digital generation engaged

In a corporate boardroom somewhere in India, a business head drones on about ‘unachievable targets’ while a young employee struggles to suppress laughter. The culprit? A sudden mental image of an internet meme. This scene, shared recently on Reddit and subsequently going viral, encapsulates a growing challenge for organisations across the subcontinent: how to conduct meetings that accommodate Generation Z’s distinctive work style while maintaini…

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Recruiting and Retaining Gen Z in 2025

Gen Z (born between 1995 – 2012) will make up 27% of the workforce in 2025, according to the World Economic Forum, and now outnumber Baby Boomers. In fact, you may very well be in this cohort yourself. This creates a significant phenomenon for HR professionals to plan for. Flexibility remains a key driver of recruitment and retention Appetite for workplace flexibility remains high post-COVID. While some companies begin to rein in remote working …

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