Generational labels have long served as a shorthand for understanding workforce trends, but they often miss the mark in accurately representing the complexities of these cohorts. Gen Z ...

According to a blog post by Mark McCrindle, the author and demographer credited with helping define the past two generational labels, Generation Beta will include those born between 2025 and 2039.

So, we can see from history that generation gaps are nothing new. But what is new are the labels we’ve given them. And the problem with these generation labels is that they’re pretty arbitrary ...

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In 2023, Pew Research Center announced that it would no longer use “standard generational labels when they’re not appropriate,” as doing so could potentially reinforce “harmful stereotypes ...

But we aren’t flawed because of our generational label; it is because we are human beings. Gen Z—like any other generation—is made up of individuals, not just a list of traits. It’s easy ...

Generational labels have long served as a shorthand for understanding workforce trends, but they often miss the mark in accurately representing the complexities of these cohorts. Gen Z, the cohort ...