Gen Z in Work: A Practical Guide to Engaging Employees Across the Generations [Paperback]

This concise and clear book provides actionable solutions to every managers and leaders newest problem: How to work effectively with Gen Z employees.

This concise and clear book provides actionable solutions to every managers and leaders newest problem: How to work effectively with Gen Z employees.

Employee disengagement is a problem for businesses around the globe, with 85% of employees actively disengaged from their work. By 2025, Gen Z will account for one-third of the workforce, according to the World Economic Forum, and a growing challenge is how to adapt organizations to effectively include this group. Companies must now redesign long-established practices to include rapid integration, gamified rewards, mixed generation teams, and multigeneration training in ways that will capitalize on the current behaviors of Gen Z, as well as other worker groups.

This book provides:

• The measures companies can take to forge productive relationships between Gen Z and older, more experienced employees.
• An approach that can be readily applied by senior executives and managers to engage Gen Z employees and to address the disengagement problem more broadly.
• Implementable solutions on how five traditional practices  onboarding, leadership, culture, motivation, and benefits  can be altered in companies to improve Gen Z productivity.

The problem of disengagement is widespread across companies and industries and results in diminished productivity, high turnover costs, and the loss of experienced professionals. Managers and leaders across all sectors will find this book indispensable in implementing an actionable strategy for improving the performance of Gen Z.

Part I Core Concepts  Understanding the Generational Landscape 1 Introduction; 2 Welcome to the Modern Workforce; 3lÃ#