Business, 30.04.2021 22:50, Vishal123180
Let us assume you work for a company that is hiring more and more employees of the Generation Z generation. Your supervisor has asked you to conduct research on issues regarding employees from Generation Z. For example, she mentions that Generation Z individuals may have different expectations of the work environment from those of workers from older generations. In addition, she mentions that Generation Z has different habits with regard to their use of technology than workers from older generations exhibit. The instructions you have been given by your supervisor are quite broad. But let us assume that this is the directive you have been given. For this reason, you will conduct a very general search on Generation Z and their work or technology habits. You are not quite sure how to focus the topic, but you know that you would like to pursue this general topic and focus it later.
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Search on some terms and find four articles on this topic.
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