Make Way for Gen Z

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Move over, Millennials. Based on a Bloomberg analysis of U.N. data, Generation Z (those born after 2000) will account for 32 percent of the global population of 7.7 billion in 2019. As this group starts to enter the workforce, it's a good time to review a few recent studies that reveal Gen Z demonstrates a different world view than its predecessors. Notably, Gen Z (also called iGen and Post-Millennials) has never known a world without the Internet. They were born into a constantly connected world, with access to instant information and interaction with peers.

Move over, Millennials. Based on a Bloomberg analysis of U.N. data, Generation Z (those born after 2000) will account for 32 percent of the global population of 7.7 billion in 2019. As this group starts to enter the workforce, it's a good time to review a few recent studies that reveal Gen Z demonstrates a different world view than its predecessors. Notably, Gen Z (also called iGen and Post-Millennials) has never known a world without the Internet. They were born into a constantly connected world, with access to instant information and interaction with peers.