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Video feature | How Gen Z have been short changed in soft skills

How Gen Z have been short changed in soft skills

 

With reports of on-site training in soft skills and workplace etiquette for new Gen Z hires, companies are experiencing recurring issues around effective communication from team members in their early twenties.

As the youngest members of the team work to integrate into staff culture, companies need to offer programmes and a mindset that makes room for them to practice, learn and improve the skills that make everyday office life more meaningful and effective.

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