Gen-Z staff train senior colleagues to use ui

The new poll showed that Gen Z employees cover not only artificial intelligence, but also apply this technology in many jobs.

Almost two -thirds of junior staff are actively helping senior colleagues in accepting and learning to use AI tools, according to International Group in the workplace.

“This support often accepts different forms: from practical recommendations to the exchange of practical tips for AI integration into daily workflows,” said Mark Dixon’s International Jobs International Group CNBC do this.

The exchange of knowledge redesers cooperation. About half of the respondents say that II helps the bridges of generations.

Four of the five senior directors said partnerships with their younger colleagues allow them to focus on “tasks with a higher price”, and 82% attribute these innovations to unlock new business opportunities, according to the same Swiss report, which was published on September 3.

“Our study shows that older colleagues show real openness to the II and, what is important to study in young generations,” said Dixon, in which the London company owns such brands as Regus, Spaces and HQ.

“What makes this dynamics so impressive is its reciprocity. Younger employees use their digital fluency to guide colleagues and introduce new ways of working, while senior colleagues make their experience, industry knowledge and more strategic perspectives,” Dixon said.

Teaching others, Gen Z workers also build on their own AI skills. “This bilateral exchange is not only bridges of generations, but also smoothes traditional hierarchies,” Dixon said.

Overall, many employees cover AI potential to improve efficiency.

Of the 2,016 offices of office workers, 86% said that II made them more effective, and 76% believe that it helps their careers, increasing to 87% among Gen Z.

Technology has also become important for how hybrid teams work, 69% of hybrid workers say AI facilitates work in places. 46% of respondents refer to benefits such as improving meetings for meetings, while 36% said they have improved access to common understanding and stronger subsequent observations.

Some common areas that employees use AI includes the development of emails, meetings notes, file organization, data entry and forms. With these tasks automated, employees can spend more time on higher and significant work, the message said.

“In today’s digital.The first era, AI becomes a powerful unifer for many generations, “Dixon said.

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