The "Gen Z stare" has gone viral on TikTok, where skits depict young people reacting to everyday conversations with a blank, expressionless look. The trend has sparked debate across generations, with ...

To meme or not to meme, that is the question. With millennials comprising 35% of the workforce and Gen Z expected to reach 30% by 2030, the use of emojis, emoticons, and memes in the workplace is ...

What started as a viral TikTok trend is now being identified by experts as a genuine concern impacting workplace dynamics and the job market. The "Gen Z stare"—a subtle yet palpable disengagement or ...

Ineffective workplace communication costs U.S. businesses $1.2 trillion annually, according to a report by Grammarly. Not surprisingly then, it is a top concern among businesses–including the ...

With work from home increasing to 58% of the workforce (92 million workers), digital communication has become a focal point of workplace communication and productivity. Following an analysis ...

According to the 2022 State of Business Communication report, business leaders estimate poor communication in the workplace accounts for a loss of 7.47 hours per employee per week. “For the ...

Informal communication styles When Gen Z does respond to emails, they often infuse their messages with a casual tone, incorporating memes, emojis and slang. Liz Giorgi, CEO of Soona, shared an ...

The four communication styles are passive, passive-aggressive, aggressive and assertive. Learning how to communicate with people of all styles is crucial for the workplace. Newsweek 1.

Your workplace communication style is how you share information with others and how you like information shared with you. Professionals fall into one of four styles — personal, intuitive ...

Raise a glass and cheers to setting your communication resolutions and putting them into action for 2024. Amelia Reigstad, PhD is a speaker, facilitator and author with a passion and love for ...