Name: Gen Z in the Workforce by INSPIRE Podcast
Duration: 11 min 19 s
Description: Our very own intern, Lilly Martinescu, takes the mic to dive into a hot topic—Gen Z in the workforce. From rethinking the 9-to-5 grind to challenging outdated corporate norms, Gen Z is reshaping professional culture in real time. But with innovation comes friction. How are these fresh perspectives clashing with conventional workplace expectations?

Our very own intern, Lilly Martinescu, takes the mic to dive into a hot topic—Gen Z in the workforce. From rethinking the 9-to-5 grind to challenging outdated corporate norms, Gen Z is reshaping professional culture in real time. But with innovation comes friction. How are these fresh perspectives clashing with conventional workplace expectations?

Gen Z in the Workforce

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Cameron Vakilian, has been a champion for career and internship success for almost a decade. Currently, he serves as Career Coach and Associate Director for Internships and Career Success at the University of Utah. With a background in higher education and student development, Cameron has devoted his career to helping students find their passion and reach their full potential. He has worked with hundreds of employers in developing internships that inspire talent. As host of the INSPIRE podcast, Cameron interviews successful professionals, providing valuable insights to help students and new professionals thrive in an ever-evolving career landscape.

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