Many aspects of the media seem to take great delight in pointing out the differences between generations in the workplace. We have all seen the videos where smug parents mock their Gen Z kids for not knowing how to dial a call on a rotary phone or operate a VCR. The truth is these skills 20th-century life skills remain in the analog world. To thrive and survive in a fast-moving digital era, workers are developing a new set of skills and requirements across multiple industries. There is an increasing belief that digital natives have very different ideas of the traditional…
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