Do younger people want to come into the office anymore?

18 Apr 2022 · 0 min
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In this segment of the Recruitment Mentors podcast, host Hishem Azzouz discusses with a guest (Speaker B) the preferences of younger employees regarding office work. Both agree that many young professionals are eager to be in the office because it helps them feel part of a team, learn through observation, and gain tangible experience rather than relying on abstract instructions. They also value flexibility—such as being able to work later, take a lunchtime gym break, or adjust start times—while still wanting the social and collaborative benefits of a shared workspace. The guest emphasizes that creating an environment that balances flexibility with in‑person interaction is a key responsibility of leadership. The episode includes sponsor acknowledgments for Vincere and Sauce Breaker.

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