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How is Social Media Affecting Gen Z in the Workplace?
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On this episode of The Work Wire, we examine the complex implications of immigration policies, spotlighting the Biden administration's decision to grant work visas to 80,000 Venezuelan immigrants amid the turmoil in their home country. This move has raised questions about prioritization, particularly in comparison to Haitians who are being repatriated, leading to tensions and debates about immigration needs and consequences. We also explore the challenges associated with work visas in the US, acknowledging their potential for exploitation while highlighting the pressing demand for labor with millions of job openings.
We then delve into the unique characteristics of Generation Z and how their experiences, shaped by the pandemic and digitalization, are reshaping the workforce. The episode also addresses the impact of social media on polarization and stress among Gen Z, as well as their mental health and financial pressures in the workplace. Lastly, we emphasize the importance of empathy and active listening for effectively managing Generation Z in the workplace while recognizing the existing gap in understanding their values and behaviors among senior executives. Stay informed and join the conversation! #WorkWire #Immigration #GenZ #Empathy #WorkplaceTrends
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