What Gen Z Wants: Indigenous Gen Zers Talk Workplace & Societal Expectations
In this final episode of the What Gen Z Wants series on The Generational View, I sit down with two Indigenous Gen Zers to hear about their expectations of society, the workplace, leaders, government and so much more. As you know by now, this series It's not solely about hearing What Gen Z Wants. It is also about exploring how these wants, expectations, etc. might differ across identities, specifically racial identities. Our Guests Destiny Rider is an Operations Management Specialist with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration, Economics and Spanish. She is committed to positively impacting the world around her and is currently looking for opportunities within the D.C. area to advance racial justice and equity within organizations. Lindsey is a Sales Manager with a large retail optical store chain, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration with emphasis in Tribal Management. She is a member of the Wah-Zha-Zhi (Osage) Nation of Paw-huska. What they’ll hear in this episode How remote job opportunities have become the “norm” for this generation’s job search The role that organizations and institutions should have in solving societal issues How they feel about societal issues in the workplace The changes they hope to see in the workplace atmosphere and society in general with generations to come