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Are Gen Z undisciplined? Or are they just looking for guidance? Our latest issue of the Gen Z Guide delves into how COVID has impacted Gen Z’s entrance into the workforce and the lasting impact it has had on the perception of this generation. We also delve into the importance of effective onboarding and employee training, offering insights on how investing in new hires can provide long-term benefits for your business. Check it out and let us know your thoughts!

Gen Z Isn’t Undisciplined, They Just Need Guidance!

Gen Z Isn’t Undisciplined, They Just Need Guidance!

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Sophie O'Brien

Ethical early careers recruitment | Ditching the CV - fighting for equitable hiring | Building a community with Gen Z that promotes human support and fair job opportunities | Founder of Pollen 💛

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Really interesting read. Love the notion of giving young people the freedom to fail - I see too often companies defaulting to micromanaging under a false illusion that this is what good learning and development looks like, when in actual fact it can be stifling and bring about a fear of failure.

Pollen Careers This post highlights an important point: Gen Z isn't undisciplined, they’re navigating a work environment with little guidance. The lack of proper onboarding is especially critical for Gen ZAlpha (born 2006-2012), who will soon join the workforce. As future talent, they’ll need structured support to thrive. Understanding this shift is crucial for employers aiming to foster a productive, loyal workforce. For more actionable insights on connecting with Gen ZAlpha, consider following our GEN ZALPHA page.

Such a great read, so much food for thought. I always focussed on onboarding as key when hiring new starters (no matter their level). It’s such a basic but something that’s clearly been left behind or forgotten about amidst the post covid return for employers. If we don’t set employees up for success, we can’t expect to see success - it’s a two way street as you said.

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