Deloitte’s Global Millennial Survey: Exploring a “generation disrupted” paid Deloitte
For the past eight years, Deloitte Global has looked inside the minds of millennials to better understand what makes them tick. We’ve also begun to survey members of Generation Z to see if or how the youngest employees and consumers differ from their predecessors.
For instance, the percentage of millennials who believe the economic situations in their countries will improve during the coming year was 45 percent each of the past two surveys. This year, it plummeted to 26 percent. Hope that the social/political climate will get better is even more scarce—just 22 percent believe it will, down from a third last year.
These results speak to a group that’s troubled, disillusioned and dissatisfied. That’s especially concerning when you consider millennials and Gen Zs make up more than half the world’s population and, together, account for most of the global workforce. They can make or break entire enterprises, and right now, they’re not thrilled with much at all.
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