Effective Workplace Communication Skills for Working with Gen Z Employees

Learn about effective ways to communicate across generations. In this lesson, we focus mainly on Generation Z. By understanding communication protocols, worldview, expanded definitions of diversity, feedback preferences, etc., we can more effectively interact with Gen Z.

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[gurkaran_singh]

6:37, this exactly happens, 100% But the challenge I am facing is when you deliver your backup statement to explain why I am giving this certain feedback, they literally forget about it woosh, They're repeating the same thing upon giving the feedback + the explanation behind, but they just don't register this in their brains! I don't know why, are they too busy scrolling instagram?

[monicavj]

Very informative! Thank you for spreading this knowledge.

I do have a follow up question. What if a Generation Z is raised by a Boomer or Generation X….wouldn’t the ideology, mannerism, gestures all come together as two generations. For instance, if I am working with a Generation Z but she acts like a Boomer wouldn’t that be challenging to take in. All of her strategies, delivery are all similar to a boomer. So it’s like I’m looking at a 23 year old but her behavior is really a 65 year old woman.

One last thing. Could you please do a video of each generation in the workforce? That would be awesome 😊

[kimallnaturelle]

Trying to understand Gen Z. Had a frustrating experience supervising my 1st Gen Z intern. Trying to be better prepared to help my future interns be successful.

[thatrandomproject]

I’m Gen Z (19). It’s easy, don’t talk to me unless you really desperately have to. I will work hard, but only with right people. I like socializing but only with right people. I won’t hang around if I get a better paying gig, so don’t sweat it. That’s all. Again, don’t talk to me

[PiNTosh]

Unlike Gen z who are smart(technology), Gen x exhibit excellent problem solving skills and make good life decisions (experience/morals)

[travelingrainbow]

Nahh.. some of them are really lazy my goosh