A recent survey has shown that Generation Z (born from 1997 to 2012) is thirsty for mentorship. How can we explain such generational unanimity? We addressed the question with Catherine Légaré, co-founder of Elo Mentorat, a mentorship consulting firm.
There is no inevitability in experiencing a first professional setback early in one’s career. This is the interesting conclusion of a study published by researchers in 2023, which shows that apprentices who undergo a professional setback tend to make more “conscious” choices thereafter. Here’s the explanation.
When recruiters discuss artificial intelligence, they typically focus on the benefits it can offer employers in terms of filtering, selecting, or evaluating candidates. However, they tend to overlook the fact that candidates also have access to this technology. This could potentially disrupt the world of recruitment!
AI is transforming all sectors, including job searching. What can artificial intelligence algorithms do for someone looking for a new job? Apparently, quite a lot! The LazyApply app has created “bots” to automatically apply for jobs posted online.
The post-pandemic era is anything but a return to normalcy. In this context, in-person lunchtime inevitably takes on a different role. Annie Boilard, President of the Annie RH Network, suggests turning it into a lever to bring employees back to the office.
Institut Léger has just unveiled the 6th edition of its major study on youth (Generation Z and millennials). Future, finance, employment… We take stock of tomorrow’s trends.
It’s an emerging trend aimed at increasing employee engagement and team performance: job crafting, or the act of shaping one’s work to find more meaning in it. French platform Somanyways, a specialist in the field, has just released a guide on the subject. Here’s an explanation.
The economy may be contracting and the labor shortage may be easing off, but that doesn’t mean employees are any happier. Generation Z, in particular, is on a tear. Here are two HR trends from the past year, showing how trigger-happy and low-tolerance this category of employee is in their current jobs. Employers beware!
