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Tech CEO Reveals Why He Prefers Hiring Gen Z Employees: 'They Are Less Biased'
Ricardo Amper, CEO of Incode Technologies, highlighted Gen Z's unbiased mindset and character as key assets in tech hiring.
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Anupam Mittal Says "Stop Shaming" Gen Z For Frequent Job Switching, Shares "Right Strategy"
Anupam Mittal has advised young professionals to explore aggressively between age 21 - 24, and commit to a role for at least four years after 25.
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'Corporate Ladder Is Gone': India's Mid-Career Workers In 30s, 40s Face A Harsh Reset
Loyalty is rarely rewarded. And in many cases, experience, once a prized asset, is turning into a liability.
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Why Bartenders Are Fed Up With Gen Z's Tipping And Ordering Habits
A new survey finds Gen Z tips the least at bars and restaurants, leaving service workers increasingly frustrated.
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Woman's Rant On Gen Z Work Ethic Sparks Backlash: 'That's Entitlement'
An Indian woman criticised Gen Z for its work ethic, leading to backlash from social media users.
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Employer Rants About Gen Z's 'Entitlement' At Work, Calls It 'Generational Difference'
An Indian employer criticised a Gen Z junior worker for entitlement at work, stating it was perhaps the 'generational difference'.
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As AI Kills Jobs, Sam Altman Says Gen Z Are The 'Luckiest' Kids In History
Quizzed if AI would potentially cause job displacement, Mr Altman shrugged it off, saying it was a cyclical process.
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Gen Z Leads In Lying On Resumes To Land Jobs, Experts Say "Can't Really Blame Them"
The findings highlight widespread resume padding among younger workers, from exaggerating skills to claiming incomplete degrees.
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Gen Z Employee's Out-Of-Office Video Goes Viral, Internet Reacts
With changing times and workplace trends, the way of responding to and creating out-of-office messages is also evolving.
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Gen Z Employees In China Ditch Formal Attire, Rock Pyjamas To Office In New Trend
The trend has become so popular that there is a social media thread dedicated to showcasing the "gross outfits at work" worn by young Chinese workers.
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Tech CEO Reveals Why He Prefers Hiring Gen Z Employees: 'They Are Less Biased'
Ricardo Amper, CEO of Incode Technologies, highlighted Gen Z's unbiased mindset and character as key assets in tech hiring.
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Anupam Mittal Says "Stop Shaming" Gen Z For Frequent Job Switching, Shares "Right Strategy"
Anupam Mittal has advised young professionals to explore aggressively between age 21 - 24, and commit to a role for at least four years after 25.
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'Corporate Ladder Is Gone': India's Mid-Career Workers In 30s, 40s Face A Harsh Reset
Loyalty is rarely rewarded. And in many cases, experience, once a prized asset, is turning into a liability.
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Why Bartenders Are Fed Up With Gen Z's Tipping And Ordering Habits
A new survey finds Gen Z tips the least at bars and restaurants, leaving service workers increasingly frustrated.
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Woman's Rant On Gen Z Work Ethic Sparks Backlash: 'That's Entitlement'
An Indian woman criticised Gen Z for its work ethic, leading to backlash from social media users.
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Employer Rants About Gen Z's 'Entitlement' At Work, Calls It 'Generational Difference'
An Indian employer criticised a Gen Z junior worker for entitlement at work, stating it was perhaps the 'generational difference'.
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As AI Kills Jobs, Sam Altman Says Gen Z Are The 'Luckiest' Kids In History
Quizzed if AI would potentially cause job displacement, Mr Altman shrugged it off, saying it was a cyclical process.
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Gen Z Leads In Lying On Resumes To Land Jobs, Experts Say "Can't Really Blame Them"
The findings highlight widespread resume padding among younger workers, from exaggerating skills to claiming incomplete degrees.
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Gen Z Employee's Out-Of-Office Video Goes Viral, Internet Reacts
With changing times and workplace trends, the way of responding to and creating out-of-office messages is also evolving.
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Gen Z Employees In China Ditch Formal Attire, Rock Pyjamas To Office In New Trend
The trend has become so popular that there is a social media thread dedicated to showcasing the "gross outfits at work" worn by young Chinese workers.
