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We Answered Your Biggest Questions About Gen Z at Work

You asked, we answered: what Gen Z wants at work, how they network, and more about this gen in the workplace…

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Gen Z are looking for a healthy work / life balance through strong benefits, hybrid schedules, and salaries they feel deserving of
  • Social media is just as viable a place for them to find jobs as recruiting sites, and brands who meet them there are catching their attention
  • Hybrid work is ideal for them, because they can communicate online just as easily as in-person
Gen Z are unique as workers, as they are in so many other ways. They’re truly digital natives, most hardly remembering the days without access to a smartphone or social media. As such, as they get older and start looking for jobs, they’re entering the work world with a completely new perspective. Their awareness of burnout and access to more information on employers (especially because of social media) means they have high expectations for what a job should be offering them. The ping pong tables and beer on tap companies tried to attract Millennials with just simply aren’t going to...

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