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Fortune
Jane Thier

What new Gen Z hires are missing, according to Zoom’s people chief

Young man wearing headphones working on computer at startup office. Young IT professional working at coworking office with people working at back. (Credit: Luis Alvarez—Getty Images)

The new class of college graduates have plenty of reasons for optimism. After four years of semi-remote classes and fully uncertain futures, the job market is finally looking brighter—and the newest cohort may even be better positioned to land a good job than pre-pandemic grads. 

All those years of unconventional schooling—with Zoom lectures and dropped SAT requirements—surely have made students more amenable to change, unpredictability, and going with the flow. 

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