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Simplx observes shift in entrepreneurial mentality of Generation Z

As Generation Z get ready to establish themselves fully in workforces around the world, sales and marketing experts Simplx believe it’s important to recognise their unique traits - many of which are entrepreneurial, according to the firm.

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Simplx have previously gone on record praising the way in which the previous generation of millennials have changed the face of consumer marketing - where Fortune 500 companies could fall out of fashion for a more relevant, socially aligned smaller business or startup.

Highly independent, these business-owning millennials have sidestepped what was previously considered ‘traditional’ career paths in pursuit of applying their talents to small-business environments. Simplx believe this has only increased with the cohort of Generation Z;

“I’ve witnessed first-hand how these young people newly entering the workforce value creativity, admire innovation, and are not afraid to work hard. At face value, they’re all the necessary ingredients for an entrepreneurial future,” commented David Locke, Managing Director at Simplx.

Simplx believe that because the answer to anything (and every opinion to go with it) has always been a Google search away for Generation Z, they are excellent learners. This trait - accompanied by the fact they relish the opportunity of creating something ‘from the ground up’ is why Simplx see their future in an entrepreneurial capacity;

“Gen Z are digital natives who’ve mastered the most powerful information tool in existence - the internet. They’re social media gurus with a tasteful palate for the unique, and possess a strong nose for fake news. They’re already the CEOs of their personal brands, and I’d encourage them to channel passions into new businesses,” added Locke.

Following on from this, Simplx have observed how many of these individuals seek out careers based on performance - where there are massive opportunities both career-wise and financially if they are able to grow and take the initiative.

Simplx can provide candidates with the chance to become the hero in their own stories, as they provide business development opportunities in the sales and marketing industry. The firm offers a number of leadership and one-to-one mentoring programmes in-house that are designed to provide support and advice to brand ambassadors at all levels.

Visit their website at www.wearesimplx.com for more information.

Source: http://blogs.babson.edu/social/2018/03/06/6-reasons-why-entrepreneurship-is-a-match-for-gen-z/

Topics

  • Business enterprise, General

Categories

  • simplx

Contact:

Dave Locke: Managing Director

info@wearesimplx.com

http://www.wearesimplx.com

In today’s technology-based world, we are taking a stand to simplify things back to human connections and replaceable systems. Essentially, we provide direct sales and marketing solutions for many high-profile clients that are keen to explore simple, effective and fun-based human interactions with their consumers in the public domain.

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