So many Gen Z job seekers today are smart, qualified, and motivated — yet struggling to break into the workforce. Despite applying to hundreds of roles, many receive rejections or, worse, silence. Why? Because the rules of hiring have changed. Job readiness looks different now. Communication expectations are shifting. AI, hybrid work, and shrinking mentoring structures have created a new environment where traditional applications aren’t enough — and confidence, clarity, and career strategy ma...
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So many Gen Z job seekers today are smart, qualified, and motivated — yet struggling to break into the workforce. Despite applying to hundreds of roles, many receive rejections or, worse, silence. Why? Because the rules of hiring have changed. Job readiness looks different now. Communication expectations are shifting. AI, hybrid work, and shrinking mentoring structures have created a new environment where traditional applications aren’t enough — and confidence, clarity, and career strategy ma...
Rethinking Goal-Setting in the Modern Workplace – Understanding Gen Z’s take on KPIs, OKR and Future of Performance
Working with Gen Z
1 hour 3 minutes
7 months ago
Rethinking Goal-Setting in the Modern Workplace – Understanding Gen Z’s take on KPIs, OKR and Future of Performance
In today’s workplaces, OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) and KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are two widely used frameworks to drive performance and accountability. While KPIs focus on tracking performance through specific metrics—think sales numbers, response times, or customer satisfaction—OKRs are more about setting bold, aspirational goals with measurable outcomes that align teams around a shared purpose. As Gen Z enters the workforce, with their strong preference for meaning, tra...
Working with Gen Z
So many Gen Z job seekers today are smart, qualified, and motivated — yet struggling to break into the workforce. Despite applying to hundreds of roles, many receive rejections or, worse, silence. Why? Because the rules of hiring have changed. Job readiness looks different now. Communication expectations are shifting. AI, hybrid work, and shrinking mentoring structures have created a new environment where traditional applications aren’t enough — and confidence, clarity, and career strategy ma...
