Digital Trends It’s no secret that individuals between the ages of 12 and 24 depend on their smartphones to interact with the world, but it may be surprising to learn that many people in Gen Z consider their mobile devices to be the centre of online existence. A recent report from Edison Research shows that
Giving Trends The expansive growth of electronic giving methods has resulted in an increased preference for online giving for many donors. In fact, new research from Barna indicates more than 40% of Americans now prefer digital forms of giving. This new generation of digital donors are interested in technological innovation and are often early adopters,
Business Trends New data from Gallup reports that younger workers are overall more stressed and experiencing work-related burnout more than older generations. “This should concern leaders. Stress and burnout influence job performance and long-term career growth. In addition, burnout is correlated with physical health risks and poor personal relationships. Employees who experience burnout a lot
