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Many employers today are adjusting to Gen Z bringing new expectations, skills, and needs into the workplace. Dr. Jenny Sippel Tompkins recently conducted research on Generation Z healthcare workers and factors that contribute to their sense of meaningful work and intention to stay in a job. Organizational culture and leadership practices emerged as key factors. A few specific practices that increase a young employee's intention to stay include the following:
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Cheri B
12/28/2025 06:35:38 pm
Thank you, Jolene, for the way you are sharing your research, encouragement, and talents with us! I heard you speak a couple of years ago at MK Synergy, and it helped me think in a new way about Gen Z and Gen Alpha and how I interact as a parent and an educator. I appreciate your sharing this year-end encouragement and all the resources along the way. I am a huge fan of your work and your heart to share it for greater impact---May God bless you and your work in 2026!
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AuthorDr. Jolene Erlacher is a wife, mommy, author, speaker, college instructor and coffee drinker who is passionate about empowering the next generation of leaders for effective service! Archives
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