In this episode, podcast host Natalie Ivey and special Gen Z’er guest, Madison Ebben, discuss generational differences and priorities, what Gen Z looks for at work, and how organizations can make some adjustments to improve employee engagement and retention of this dynamic generation.
Special guest:
Madison Ebben, SHRM-CP Executive Assistant | Event Manager
Key topics:
- Review of Gen Z and this generation’s characteristics
- Discuss what HR and business leaders need to know about Gen Z
- Examine what Gen Z’ers really want from their employers
- Discussing employee relations and things that Gen Z won’t tolerate that previous generations may have tolerated
- Review the Top 3 things that leaders need to do to fully engage their Gen Z talent to improve employee relations and minimize turnover
Visit RPC HR for show notes and more information.
Check out Natalie's book How to Conduct Internal Investigations: A Practical Guide for Human Resource Professionals here: https://tinyurl.com/y39s7n77
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