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Gen Z aren’t ready for the workplace—and this youth job program CEO is giving them a crash course in emails and workplace etiquette to change that
Gen Zers are eager to land their first internships and full-time jobs, but getting a foot in the door has become increasingly difficult for many.
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Gen Z job seekers are keen to secure internships and full‑time positions, yet many employers report that the youngest corporate entrants lack the skills needed to succeed. In response, a youth employment program is working to close the gap by teaching workplace etiquette and email basics to students before they finish high school.
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