Gen Z workers now see themselves as part of a global workforce — but AI remains a major concern
THE SO WHAT
A generation that’s default-global and AI-anxious will pressure employers on both remote flexibility and upskilling. If you’re hiring early-career talent, your edge is a clear story on how AI augments—not replaces—them and how you’ll help them compete in a cross-border market.
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