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Gen X stories

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Gen X, an insightful author, delves into the dynamic intersection of technology, workplace culture, and generational shifts. In their writings, they explore a multitude of themes from the universal wage growth in New Zealand, revealing the highest paying regions, to the imperative of nurturing a 'people-first' workplace culture amid constant change. Gen X also makes compelling cases for embracing advanced cloud solutions in response to the retirement of Baby Boomers and rising influence of digital natives, showcasing the ongoing technological evolution within businesses and governments.

Tackling the divergent business growth optimism between UK workers and employers, Gen X sheds light on the contrasting perspectives shaped by the cost of living crises. Their keen observations continue with a focus on Gen Z students and their prioritisation of technology despite economic hardships, as well as the disruptive recruitment strategies championed by Futureful, which emphasises shared values over traditional CVs. Gen X’s narrative captures the optimism and spending habits of Gen Z in the final quarter of the year, offering invaluable insights for brands aiming to tap into this demographic's shifting loyalty trends.

Further broadening their scope, Gen X analyses the high adoption rate of generative AI amongst Singapore workers amidst burnout, positioning Singapore as a global leader in technological integration despite economic challenges. Additionally, they address the disconnection felt by UK Millennials in the workforce, highlighting the paradox of regular managerial talks yet a high propensity to quit. Through these thoughtful explorations, Gen X offers a profound understanding of the evolving workplace and societal dynamics across different generations and regions.

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Millennials most likely to quit jobs despite regular manager talks
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ar, vr & metaverse
A new report highlights a growing disconnect between UK employees and employers, with Millennials feeling most unsupported.
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Gen Z shows more optimism & plans to spend big in Q4
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millennials
Gen Z's optimism and spending power spike in UNiDAYS report, highlighting a shift in mood and loyalty trends for the year's final quarter. Brands, take note!.
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Survey reveals 60% of Singapore workers use AI amidst burnout
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it training
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digital transformation
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A UiPath survey reveals 60% of Singapore workers use generative AI, positioning Singapore as a top adopter globally amid economic challenges and workload pressures.
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Futureful revamps recruitment with values-focused approach
Fri, 5th Apr 2024
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productivity
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Futureful disrupts traditional recruitment with a platform centred on shared values and skills, not CVs, promising better job satisfaction and retention.
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Gen Z students prioritise tech despite living cost crisis
Fri, 1st Mar 2024
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smartphones
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personal computing devices
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students
Gen Z's affinity for high-end, purpose-driven tech purchases defies economic crisis, according to a UNiDAYS survey.
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Workers & employers differ in 2024 business growth optimism
Fri, 9th Feb 2024
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millennials
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UK workers' confidence in business growth dampened by cost of living pressures, with 72% optimistic for 2024, compared to 89% of employers.
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At the table: cultivating a people-first workplace culture in an era defined by change
Fri, 2nd Feb 2024
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ai
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organisational culture
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millennials
Nurturing a 'people-first' workplace culture becomes increasingly imperative, balancing technology with human touch, adapting to generational shifts and ensuring professional and personal satisfaction amid change.
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NZ sees universal wage growth, highest paying regions revealed
Wed, 16th Feb 2022
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jobs
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recruitment
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awards
Wages are largely up this year, so money may not be the factor it once was in influencing employees willingness to resign.
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Making a case for the cloud
Tue, 1st Mar 2011
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public cloud
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converged infrastructure
As Baby Boomers retire, the rise of Gen X and digital natives pressures businesses and governments to adopt advanced cloud solutions for future success.