“Gen Z is bringing new expectations to the workplace, driven by their digital upbringing as well as their self-identified emotional barriers to success,” says one researcher. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Gen-Z has something to say about their working ethic. According to a new report, Meet Gen-Z, from the The Workforce Institute at Kronos and Future Workplace shows that Gen-Z things they are the hardest-working generation.
One-third (32percent) of Gen-Z believe they are the hardest-working generation ever with millennials ranking as the second-hardest working generation at 24 percent. Almost two-fifths (36 percent) of Gen-Zers believe they “had it the hardest” which is tied with the Silent Generation (ages 75-94), which generally began entering the workforce during or just after World War II.
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