Effective Workplace Communication Skills for Working with Gen Z Employees

[@monicavj3899]

Very informative! Thank you for spreading this knowledge. I do have a follow up question. What if a Generation Z is raised by a Boomer or Generation X….wouldn’t the ideology, mannerism, gestures all come together as two generations. For instance, if I am working with a Generation Z but she acts like a Boomer wouldn’t that be challenging to take in. All of her strategies, delivery are all similar to a boomer. So it’s like I’m looking at a 23 year old but her behavior is really a 65 year old woman. One last thing. Could you please do a video of each generation in the workforce? That would be awesome 😊

[@kimallnaturelle]

Trying to understand Gen Z. Had a frustrating experience supervising my 1st Gen Z intern. Trying to be better prepared to help my future interns be successful.

[@gurkaran_singh]

6:37, this exactly happens, 100% But the challenge I am facing is when you deliver your backup statement to explain why I am giving this certain feedback, they literally forget about it woosh, They're repeating the same thing upon giving the feedback + the explanation behind, but they just don't register this in their brains! I don't know why, are they too busy scrolling instagram?

[@thatrandomproject6652]

I’m Gen Z (19). It’s easy, don’t talk to me unless you really desperately have to. I will work hard, but only with right people. I like socializing but only with right people. I won’t hang around if I get a better paying gig, so don’t sweat it. That’s all. Again, don’t talk to me

[@arthurs7882]

I hope this is ironic. Do you think anyone wants to work with someone that doesn't want to engage at all and just be an automaton? I understand that forced excessive socializing and pleasantries can get tiring.

[@PiN7Tosh]

Unlike Gen z who are smart(technology), Gen x exhibit excellent problem solving skills and make good life decisions (experience/morals)

[@ismddevice8233]

Should this be the reverse of how Gen Z should learn to communicate in the workplace themselves not spoon feed?

[@travelingrainbow604]

Nahh.. some of them are really lazy my goosh

[@tylerellis6614]

Assuming laziness is a lazy way to respond to differing personalities and motivations.

[@gurkaran_singh]

@@tylerellis6614 but would you agree if i say personalities and different motivation these days are too diversified like its a big bang? It's too many