African American young adult smiling The question for every generation is how much the world will change to accommodate them and how much they must change to adapt to the world. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Move over, millennials. iGen (also known as Gen Z) is entering the workforce with a new set of defining characteristics, goals and expectations.

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