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Gen Z workers can learn tech online or through an employer, but the real challenge is developing communication and social skills.

Workforce-development expert Chelsea Williams said Gen Z professionals have higher salary expectations than generations before them.

"Sadly, neither watching TikTok videos nor playing Minecraft fulfills the technology brief," HR exec Debbie Irish says.

"Slay," "say less," and "ick," are all slang terms used daily by young people on the internet. Now, they're entering workplace vocabulary.

Gen Z is passionate about making a difference but the key to finding meaning at work is about connection and personal values.

Economists search for theories on why fewer people ages 20 to 24 are working or seeking a job

Malcolm Gladwell and the CEO of Whole Foods have made bold statements about Gen Z work habits in recent days — and it shows they don't understand.

Instead of fitting in a personal life around work hours, Kimi Kaneshina took to TikTok to talk about reallocating her energy to avoid burnout.

Gen Zers are more likely to switch jobs during the Great Resignation's hot jobs market than other generations — and they're landing big pay increases.

Working fewer hours — and from "paradise" — is more the norm for Gen Zers. Some millennials, Gen Xers, and boomers are jealous.