Why You’re Still Struggling with Millennial Workers

10.10.2019
HR & Safety

The oldest millennials are turning 40 next year. And despite being in the workforce for nearly two decades, businesses still struggle to adapt to their work style.

As Generation Z begins their careers, can organizations learn to harness their skills or will they become a rotating door for young employees?

In this episode, we talk to our resident Gen Z employee, Molly Hammack, and Giana Gleeson, a member of the innovation and communications department with IBM’s Corporate Social Responsibility department about the opportunities and struggles of the young workforce.

Discover the key to keeping millennials and Gen Z motivated and engaged, while getting all the benefits of this technically savvy generation.

Plus, we offer tips for millennials who may be frustrated by resistance to change and boredom in their current jobs.


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