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Unleashing Gen Z’s Potential: Supercharging L&D for the Newest Generation

Infopro Learning

But here’s the thing: the younger generations, like millennials and Gen Z, view learning and development quite differently. According to LinkedIn , 76% of Gen Z folks believe that learning is pivotal in their path to success. This newest generation grew up in a world saturated with the internet and mobile devices.

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Employee Engagement: Importance of Compelling Purpose + Are We All Gen Z Now?

Infopro Learning

Let’s start by looking at some interesting stats of one of the Gen Z and Millennial Surveys conducted by Deloitte, where around 8,412 millennials and 14,808 Gen Z from 46 nations were connected. Around 40% of Gen Zs and 24% of millennials intended to leave their workplace within two years.

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Role of Leaders in Managing Remote & Hybrid BFSI Teams

Infopro Learning

This blog will delve into the unique challenges BFSI professionals encounter while working remotely or in hybrid setups. Generational Differences Generationally, differences in responses to remote work have been observed. So, what pivotal role must leadership undertake in guiding and supporting remote and hybrid teams?

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Corporate Training Programs: Tips to Design Them for Gen Zs

CommLab India

Gen Zs are much different from their preceding generation. Their expectations at the workplace are also quite diverse when compared to the millennials who dominate the current workforce. Read the blog to uncover Gen Z traits that you should know as training managers to craft meaningful learning programs for the next-gen lot.

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Employee Training Across Generations

Ontuitive

I loathe being referred to as a millennial. Yet it feels near impossible to not cast aspersions and predictions on generations outside of our own. According to Pew research , the generations breakdown as follows: Gen Z – Born after 1996. Millennials, my own generation, saw the creation of the smartphone.

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Not Another “Future of Leadership” Blog

Litmos

Here at SAP Litmos Training Content , we’ve been working hard on creating a brand new suite of courses with a focus on millennial and Gen Z employees who are tackling management and leadership responsibilities for the first time. So we addressed it in the only way we know how: head-on – with the next generation of learning content!

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Focus on Leadership Development to achieve Organizational Goals

Infopro Learning

In a recent survey, 86% of employees in modern workplaces reported that they want more training and development opportunities at work. (1) The millennial generation is now the largest in the workforce. Leadership Training – for Boosting Workplace Culture. Leadership Training – for Succession Planning.