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How Millenials, Gen Z, and Technology are Changing the Workplace Design?

Today’s youth population is consisted from two generations: Millennials and Generation Z. It is expected that these two generation cohorts will dominate workplace environments by 2025. Companies will need to have a workplace they would like to work in. Digital technology, changing lifestyles and an emphasis on company culture have had a significant influence across every industry. The evolution of technology and the Internet, in particular, are transforming the workplaces and the world of work in general. The entrance of these younger generations into the workforce is further impacting the way companies organize themselves, communicate, and conduct business. In terms of workplace design, there is a responsibility to respond to these evolving needs with spaces that empower both, people and businesses. A debate and interest regarding this issue, especially from the socio-technical theory/perspective, human resource management and strategic management are highly required and expected in academic and business communities.