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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Welcome to Potomac Watch,

the daily podcast of Wall Street Journal Opinion. I'm Paul as you go, and today my special guest is Susie Welch. She is a journalist and author, former editor of the Harvard Business Review,

and now a professor of management practice at New York University's

Stern School of Business. She is also the author of, among other books, becoming you the proven

method for crafting your life and career. She's here today to talk about a provocative research

into the different values and experiences

of Generation Z, which she teaches that generation at Stern and what employers want in

employees. She distilled these findings in a very provocative essay in the Wall Street

Journal. Headlined, is Gen Z employable? Maybe a too provocative.

Yeah, no, tell me. Very provocative. I think, is Gen Z unemployable? Is the headline? It was like a

lightning bolt, so. Yeah, it was the most red essay of our opinion pages in the last month. So

congratulations on that and welcome.

An honor. Thank you. So why don't you start by summing up what you found in your research,

because it really is striking. Absolutely. We have a tool at becoming you labs, which is the lab that

I'm very happy to run at NYU Stern. And the tool called the Values Bridge allows people,

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