Gen Z

Gen Z, or Generation Z, refers to the cohort of individuals born approximately between the mid-to-late 1990s and the early 2010s. This generation follows the Millennials (Gen Y) and is characterized by its familiarity with digital technology and the internet from a young age. Gen Z has grown up in an era marked by rapid technological advancement, social media proliferation, and significant socio-political changes. As a result, they tend to exhibit distinct values and attitudes, including an emphasis on diversity, inclusivity, and environmentalism. Gen Z is also noted for their pragmatic approach toward education and employment, often seeking stability and flexibility in their career choices. Their upbringing in an interconnected world influences their communication styles and social interactions, often favoring visual and digital communication methods.