Gen Z driving workplace AI adoption, IWG report shows
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According to a new study, Geni Z employees not only adopt artificial intelligence, but also ensure that technology is adopted in many workplaces.
According to a survey of more than 2,000 professionals in the United States and the United Kingdom by the Hybrid Working Area operator, about two -thirds of young employees help their old colleagues to adopt and learn to use AI. International Workplace Group.
“This support usually takes different forms from practical guidance to sharing practical tips, from practical guidance to sharing practical tips to integrate AI into daily workflows,” the founder and CEO of the International Workplace Group Mark Dixon. He said.
Bridge generations
Information exchange reshapes cooperation. Approximately half of the survey employees say that AI helps bridge generation divisions.
Four of the five senior directors, according to the same report of the Swiss -based company published on September 3, said that the partnership with young colleagues allows them to focus on “higher valuable tasks”.
“Our research shows that older colleagues show a real clarity to AI and most importantly show that they are learning from younger generations,” Dixon has brands such as Regus, Spaces and HQ, listed in London. He said.
This two -way change not only encompasses generations, but also straightening traditional hierarchies.
Mark Dixon
Founder and CEO, International Workplace Group
“This is what makes this dynamics so effective. Young employees use their digital fluency to guide their colleagues and promote new ways of working, and contribute to their experiences, industrial knowledge and more strategic perspectives.” He said.
By teaching others to others, Geni employees are based on their own AI skills. “These two -way change straighten not only generation divisions, but also traditional hierarchies.” He said.
AI increases cooperation
In general, many employees adopt AI’s potential to increase productivity.
86% of the 2,016 office workers who participated in the survey believe that AI believes that they believe that 76% of them help their careers and that they rose to 87% of Gen Z participants. In addition, most of the survey reports that technology saves when an average of 55 minutes is earned every day.
Technology has also become important in terms of how hybrid teams work, 69% of hybrid workers, AI, said that it facilitates teamwork between places. While 46% of the respondents of the survey were showed benefits such as meeting preparation, 36% said that they developed access to shared insights and developed follow -up after a stronger meeting.
Some of the widespread areas used by employees include the preparation of e -mails, taking meeting grades, editing files, data entry and completion of forms. According to the report, these tasks automatically spend more time on higher effective and meaningful work.
“In today’s digital–The first period emerges as a strong unifying for AI generations, Dix Dixon said.
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