Gen Z are known for being resourceful and independent and prioritize well-being and mental health in the workplace. They place a strong focus on investments and income.

Below we give 10 Generation Z facts you need to know:

1. The first fact about Gen Z is that they are the most diverse generation in US history. As the population of this country continues to grow, it is getting more and more diverse. This change has brought an increase in interracial and interethnic marriages and births.

2. Gen Z is known for demanding from their employers to give purpose and meaning to what they do. Gen Z want to make the world a better place to live.

Before Gen Z accept a job, they do their research, discovering the ethics and values of a company.

When they choose their employer, Generation Z look at company’s culture. They want an organization that provides work-life balance, career development opportunities and mental health programs. They are willing to reject job offers that do not match their understanding.

3. Gen Z want to express their opinion freely. Social media has opened the door to sharing different perspectives. People of this generation share their ideas and opinions and have no problem challenging the status quo.

Gen Z has never known a time without social media. These platforms give them scope to perform and widen their horizons.

4. Gen Z are the most entrepreneurial generation in history. 62% percent of them share that they have started or intend to start their own business in the most diverse fields. Generally, these people embrace entrepreneurship and act with aplomb.

5. Generation Z are known for its inventiveness. With Google, YouTube and TikTok, the world is at their feet and they can figure things out on their own without adult supervision.

6. Gen Z bring the mental health conversation to the forefront. Globally, nearly a billion people have a mental disorder. Eliminating the stigma of mental illness is a top priority for Gen Z.

7. 75% of Gen Zers say mass shootings are a significant source of stress. 57% of Gen Z report feeling more stressed than adults about topics in the news, such as the deportation of immigrant families. 53% percent of Generation Z reveal significant stress around news of sexual harassment and assault.

8. Gen Z are significantly more likely than other generations to report their mental health as good or bad. They are more likely to report mental health problems than other generations. Because they grew up with social media, they are more open to sharing their personal stories and problems.

9. Gen Z are independent employees. They like their personal space. They enjoy working alone on projects and do not like to collaborate much.

10. Gen Z crave for recognition. They expect praise for every action.