In 2024, what is the key currency for flourishing in your ever-changing workplace

Show up and be memorable

Show up? saying the right things

Understand the lingua and use it

Come with me.

A story was told about one who was looking for a job and during the interview he was the only one who gave the company the list of all their rivals and why these rivals were great at their game.?

They asked him two questions

how did you get this information and

Can you help us do better?

He was smart enough to give them reasons to resume the work immediately.

Three years later, one of his line managers revealed that he was chosen not because of his degree, but because he had always made everyone on the team look foolish in a very respectful way. He felt proud that the organization had made a rational decision for the first time

Show up saying the right thing:

The news recently highlighted how Gen Z in Kenya successfully pressured the government to retract an exploitative tax policy.

?What’s your take on this generation?

Basic Answer: Gen Z are digital natives born in the late '90s and early 2000s, they are vocal and adept at using the internet to amplify their voices. The Kenyan protest underscores why their opinions must not be ignored. Even if you’re not into politics, being aware and saying the right things can make a good impression on you and we never know where these things lead even at work.

You won't need to know politics to have this opinion? you simply need to learn how to be aware and say the right things

Understanding The Lingua and Using? It

Joe, the new boss, was having a hard time connecting with his Gen Z team in his department. Although they were delivering good results, Joe was struggling to understand their language and communication style when they were not meeting their targets. One day, he decided to update his knowledge of Gen Z lingo. When he arrived at the office, the entire team was excited and grateful that he had taken the time to understand their language.

Below was Joe's updated vocabulary

Slay: to be remarkably Impressive

Rizz: Short form of Charisma

Slaps: Something is very Cool

No Cap: Being Truthful

Let's make a simple GenZ? sentence

The Kenyan protest Slaps, the Rizz of the protesters no cap slays.?

What's yours?

Understanding and adapting to generational differences is one key to thriving in today’s dynamic workplace.

?Are you showing up memorable, saying the right things, and understanding the lingua?

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