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How to recruit Generation Z workers — and keep them

Davos 2023 ; Recruiting and retaining Generation Z needn't be a challenge.

62% of Generation Z workers surveyed said they are actively or passively looking for new jobs. Image: Photo by Ketut Subiyanto

Ana Kreacic
Chief Operating Officer of the Oliver Wyman Forum and Chief Knowledge Officer, Oliver Wyman
John Romeo
Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer, Oliver Wyman Forum, Oliver Wyman (MMC)
Lucia Uribe
Co-leads the Oliver Wyman Forum’s Global Consumer Sentiment initiative and Partner, Oliver Wyman
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