Which skill does Generation Z consider as the number one skill that is needed for professional success?
Generation Z, or more commonly Gen Z for short, is the demographic cohort succeeding Millennials. Gen Z, aged 18-25, are graduating or starting work in a post-pandemic world and are setting the tone for the future of the workforce.
In a world where we are emerging from a new norm of school done virtually, Generation Z (Gen Z) Gen Z's learning persistence through the pandemic is one to be commended.
"1 in 2 Gen Z'ers say being able to handle challenging situations is the number #1 skill needed for professional success."
Gen Z, aged 18-25, are graduating or starting work in a post-pandemic world and are setting the tone for the future of the workforce.
An independent research commissioned by Nord Anglia Education show that when it comes to having a successful career, Gen Z’ers think the following skills and attitudes are the most important:
Confidence (51%)
Resilience (44%)
Team spirit (43%)
Problem-solving and critical thinking (38%)
Mental and physical well-being (35%)
With Confidence and Resilience at the top of the list, Gen Z'er's share more about what they feel is needed to succeed here.
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