Why The Social And Verbal Skills Of Some Gen Z Workers Have Declined
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from Forbes5 months ago
"Reduced [in-person] interactions have particularly affected Gen Z, as many were in education during the pandemic. As a consequence of the virtual world, they have missed out on crucial opportunities to both develop and practice their communication skills," Preply said in the press release.
Forbeshttps://www.forbes.com/sites/edwardsegal/2024/06/16/why-the-social-and-verbal-skills-of-some-gen-z-workers-have-declined/
"This lack of exposure affects their ability to read social cues, engage in spontaneous conversations, and build interpersonal relationships," Christine Byrne, a public relations executive at Looq AI, observed via email.
Forbeshttps://www.forbes.com/sites/edwardsegal/2024/06/16/why-the-social-and-verbal-skills-of-some-gen-z-workers-have-declined/
"Despite their digital expertise, I've observed some Gen Z workers struggle with certain verbal and social skills," Shena Mistry, a career and leadership coach, said via email.
Forbeshttps://www.forbes.com/sites/edwardsegal/2024/06/16/why-the-social-and-verbal-skills-of-some-gen-z-workers-have-declined/
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