A new study from International Workplace Group shows Gen Z is reshaping AI adoption across Canadian workplaces. Surveying more than 1,000 professionals, researchers found three quarters have experimented with AI, gaining an average of 47 minutes daily by automating routine tasks.
Younger workers now coach older colleagues, with directors crediting Gen Z guidance for productivity gains. Employees increasingly rely on AI for email drafting, meeting notes, and data entry, freeing time for strategy and training. Hybrid teams report easier collaboration and meeting preparation, though many fear falling behind without skills.
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