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The invisible handbook of skills Gen Z employees lack

Generation Z has faced a unique set of challenges before entering the workforce. It’s our job as their colleagues to help fill in the gaps.

“Our supervisors are required to do weekly one-on-one conversations, and half of that should be some level of coaching, which is not just telling you what you’re doing right or wrong,” Blanchette explains. “Having a two-way conversation means you have to raise your hand. You have to be a willing participant to your own success.”

 

 

By Ana Homayoun

 

 

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