Gen Z versus HR Managers: Clash of the Titans
Take a look at the different generations in the workplace, and the years they were born in to see which generation you’re a part of: Traditionalists (1928-1945) Baby boomers (1946-1964) Generation X (1965-1980) Generation Y (1981-1996) Generation Z (1997-2015) At our respective places of work, we have these categories of team members even though retirement age is 60 for females and 55 for males. We still have company owners, blue collar jobbers who still work in our work environment. will touch each of them and then move to the major competitors at workplace. So the traditionalists are people born 1928-1945, make up about 3% of the workforce today. As children, this generation was expected to be seen and not heard in their typical environment. Most of their parents raised them with strict rules and high expectations, giving them the drive to attain the goals they set out for themselves. My dad will always refer to how his dad used to handle him when he was young. He will be like t...