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Home » Are phone calls and meetings worthwhile? Most young workers don’t think so
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Are phone calls and meetings worthwhile? Most young workers don’t think so

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With more and more younger workers coming into the workforce, the more traditional ways that workers used to communicate appear to be fading away, based on findings from a recent study.

Almost two-thirds (59 per cent) of Gen Z and Millennials believe that instant messaging or email is the best way to “get things done”. 

“Younger professionals are embracing the digital age and the positive impact it can have on productivity and time management,” says Martin Fox, managing director of Robert Walters Canada.

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