The resume resource site surveyed 1,344 respondents who currently work for organizations with more than 10 employees; make at least $50,000 annually; are older than 25; and hold manager roles or above.
More key findings from the survey:
- Only 4 percent of managers almost never find it difficult to work with Gen Z.
- Sixty-five percent of managers say they need to fire Gen Zers more commonly than other generations. One in 8 have fired a member of Gen Z within one week of their starting date.
- Thirty-four percent of managers who find Gen Z tough to work with prefer to hire millennials, as they believe this group is most productive and has the best technological skills.
- The top reasons managers find Gen Z difficult to work with:
1. Lack of technological skills
2. Lack of effort, motivation and productivity
3. Easily distracted
4. Poor communication skills
5. Easily offended
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