According to a survey, Gen Z (born after 2000) is a group that is more open-minded and creative in their thinking, but also has less sense of control over the work environment and has more difficulties in dealing with conflicts. Compared with Gen Y (born after 1980), Gen Z has more opportunities for growth and development. However, on some aspects such as working style there is still a gap between them and their peers because of frequent changes in working environment, which will affect their awareness of corporate culture and social pressure.
Read more ...Start by creating an experience with your brand, aligning values and values exchange with your consumer. As you create this bond between you and your consumer, you will develop a bond between them as well. The more that you can do that and the more consistent you are in making sure your consumers are getting what they want from your brand results in brand loyalty, which leads to brand advocacy. Brand advocacy translates into customers trusting your brand and telling others how good it is so when someone else puts out a product or service that is not as good as yours, the person who has been loyal to the brand will say something about it.
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