Benoît Vancauwenberghe
The GenZ Shift
Is your organization ready for the Gen Z and Gen Alpha revolution sweeping across Europe's workplaces? Introducing The Gen Z Shift, an essential audio series written by Benoît Vancauwenberghe, founder of 20Something, and a leading voice on youth generations, and realized by an AI podcast by NotebookKLM. This series cuts through the noise to decode how young people are fundamentally reshaping work, culture, and leadership. We explore:👉 Their search for meaningful work and a unique feedback culture👉 The shift from 'boss to coach' mentality👉 Why 'quiet quitting' is a signal, not a threat👉 Str...
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Benoît Vancauwenberghe
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Nov 4, 2026
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Episodes
Gen Z redefines leadership: from boss to coach 15.11.2025 10:58
The source, an excerpt from the book The Gen Z Shift by Benoit Vancauwenberghe, examines how Generation Z is fundamentally redefining workplace leadership. The text asserts that traditional, top-down leadership styles characterized by enforced obedience and strong opinions no longer succeed with this generation. Instead, Gen Z seeks "coaches" who prioritize guiding and developing employees, favor...
The Zalpha micro-generation: caught between two eras 13.11.2025 11:40
In this podcast audio, you will explore the characteristics and challenges of the Zalpha microgeneration , born roughly between 2008 and 2013. Authored by Benoit, a leading expert on Generation Z in Europe, the source explains that Zalpha youth are caught between two distinct generations , feeling too young for Gen Z and too old for Gen Alpha. The analysis highlights that this group is the first...
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