Gen Z’s Silent Signals - Quiet Quitting and the Need for Empathy
Xuan Ling Lu, Global Product Marketing Director, Jabra
17-Jul-24 11:00
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In this episode of The Workplace, we explore the evolving dynamics of employee behaviour, focusing on the rise of 'quiet quitting' and the prioritisation of mental well-being among Gen Z professionals.
Based on insights from a recent Jabra research study, we learn that while over 70% of Gen Z employees are satisfied with their jobs, 52% still feel stressed and burned out, with 32% prioritising mental well-being and work-life balance in their career decisions.
Xuan Ling Lu, Global Product Marketing Director at Jabra, joins us to discuss the reasons behind these trends, the challenges Gen Z faces in hybrid work environments, and practical strategies for organisations to foster a supportive work culture.
Produced by: Kishan Sivaswamy
Presented by: Richard Bradbury
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Categories: Women in Business, the workplace, economy, Corporates, managing
Tags: the workplace, quiet quitting, workplace wellness, workplace culture, work-from-home,
