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What if the next big disruptor isn’t a what but a who? Yes we are talking about The Gen Z. They are starting to enter the workforce, shaping tastes and disrupting whole industries. A generation that is really coming of age who has seen so much of the change the world has experienced in their brief lifetimes. Gen Z is the future of the global economy and that future is already at your doorstep. Welcome to “Working with Gen Z”. This podcast will unveil simple and lucid explanations to decoding ‘Gen Z’ (post-millennial generation). My aim is to help listeners gain a deep understanding of this newest Generation with aspects to Work-Life, Brands, Learning, Money, and more. The podcast decodes actionable solutions to the following important questions:•How can firms leverage talent in a continuously volatile environment effectively? •What specific strategies can you use to attract, retain and develop Gen Z, thereby transpiring a win-win situation in a multi-generational workforce?•What motivates Gen Z when it comes to a career and how do they decipher learning?•What are the similarities and differences between Gen Z and Millennials – and what is driving these differences?•What are the implications of changing expectations and behaviours between the two generations•What are the Gen Z views when it comes to money, entrepreneurship, relationship, purpose, values and much more.With more than 25 years of experience across multiple continents and a strong perspective to talent challenges and solutions I will bring first hand insights to these questions and more. Additionally the podcast will bring Global experts who work closely with Gen Z in their respective domains to bring a unique perspective on the various facets of Gen Z life. So, whether you are a Boss managing young talent, an Educator in school or college, a Marketer creating brands or simply a Parent of Gen Z, this podcast unleashes the necessary wisdom to knowing your Gen Z better.
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Engaging Gen Z has become a priority for organisations across the world. But despite the conversations around flexibility, feedback, purpose and work-life balance, many leaders still find themselves asking: What does it really take to engage this generation? Perhaps it's time to look beyond generational stereotypes and examine something much closer to home — the workplace itself. In this episode of Working with Gen Z, I speak with Dr. Roz Cohen about why employee engagement may be less about ...
We often talk about generational differences at work—but what happens when those differences become assumptions, stereotypes, and eventually barriers? Is a young professional dismissed as “too inexperienced” to lead, while an experienced professional is quietly seen as “too old to learn” or adapt? In this episode, Working with Gen Z, Veejay Madhavan and Iexplore ageism from both ends of the generational spectrum: where these biases come from, how they show up in hiring, leadership...
For years, we've been told that automation and AI will make work faster, smarter, and more efficient. And for a generation that has grown up with technology at their fingertips, removing repetitive work seems like an obvious win. But what if, in automating routine tasks, we're also removing the very experiences that build judgment, intuition, resilience, and expertise? In this episode of Working with Gen Z, Jeff Arnold joins me to explore what I call the Automation Dilemma. Together, we exa...
Social media has become one of the defining forces of this generation. It shapes how Gen Z learns, creates, shops, connects, builds communities, and even discovers purpose. Yet the same platforms that inspire creativity and opportunity can also contribute to anxiety, comparison, misinformation, and digital fatigue. The conversation is no longer about whether social media is good or bad—it is about how we create a healthier and safer digital ecosystem for young people. In this episode of Wo...
What matters more today—a degree, or the ability to actually do the job? For years, we’ve treated degrees as the ultimate signal of capability—the safer bet, the proven path. But Gen Z is stepping into a very different world of work. A world where skills evolve faster than syllabi, where portfolios sometimes speak louder than pedigrees, and where employers say they want “ready-to-perform,” not just “qualified-on-paper.” So is the value of a degree declining—or are we simply redefining what it...
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