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Gen Z want to be back in the office, says real estate CEO

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As more companies push for office returns, one workforce cohort may be more eager than most to get back to in-person work.  Generation Z, the youngest generation in the workplace, want to be back in the office. That’s according to Mark Edward Rose, chair and CEO of Avison Young, a commercial real estate company.  Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he said: “It is the senior people, just below the C-suite, who believe the time they’ve…
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Gen Z want to be back in the office, says real estate CEO

As more companies push for office returns, one workforce cohort may be more eager than most to get back to in-person work.  Generation Z, the youngest generation in the workplace, want to be back in the office. That’s according to Mark Edward Rose, chair and CEO of Avison Young, a commercial real estate company.  Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he said: “It is the senior people, just below the C-suite, who believe the time they’ve…

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