Raj Shamani·Apr 8Gen Z Refuses to Choose Between Stability and Freedom. Your Generation Did. Who Ended Up Happier?A generation refuses to be on one side of the spectrum. Instead, they want what previous generations have constantly warned about and told…A response icon4A response icon4
Raj Shamani·Mar 13Gen Z Hits Peak Burnout at 25. Their Parents Hit It at 42. Here’s How You Can Change That.“Burned out.” It’s a term the Gen Z have seemed to get a little too comfortable with while corporate leaders shift uncomfortably in their…A response icon2A response icon2
Raj Shamani·Mar 5Attention Is No Longer The Most Sought After Currency. It’s Been Replaced By Memory.We spent the last 20 years fighting for attention in an arena where almost everyone is losing the only battle that matters: being…A response icon1A response icon1
Raj Shamani·Feb 25Why Gen Z Blurring the Personal and Professional Lines is Good for YouCalling people “bro”, ranting about personal issues, and cracking jokes in meetings, leaders are confused about how to handle Gen Z’s…
Raj Shamani·Feb 18Only 6% of GenZ Want to Be Leaders. The Real Problem Isn’t GenZ.The generation you think is lazy is actually the first one honest enough to point out your leadership model is broken.A response icon2A response icon2
