Talent Management and Generation Z: A Systematic Literature Review through the Lens of Employer Branding

Управление талантами и поколение Z: систематический обзор литературы через призму брендинга работодателя
Jorge Vieira, Carla Gomes da Costa, Vasco Santos
2024-03-05

Employer brandingGeneration ZTalent attractionTalent managementTalent retention
Generation Z is arriving on the labour scene. In the near future, this generation will dominate organisations’ recruitment and selection processes. Theories regarding the attraction and retention of talent were initially developed based on the characteristics of previous generations in the late 20th century. This study aimed to conduct the first comprehensive literature review focused on identifying the attributes of attracting and retaining Generation Z talent. The findings will allow for the identification of the most significant attributes within the examined context. However, certain gaps were uncovered, such as the limited availability of publications explaining the applicability of the conventional theory of attracting and retaining talent to Generation Z natives. Significant lines of research are also suggested for the future.
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The literature provides limited evidence on whether conventional talent-attraction and retention theories apply to Generation Z.
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The review identifies the most significant employer-attraction and retention attributes relevant to Generation Z within the existing literature.
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The study highlights important research gaps and proposes directions for future research on Generation Z talent management and employer branding.
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The study presents the first comprehensive literature review focused specifically on attributes for attracting and retaining Generation Z talent.

Generation Z talent in organizational recruitment, selection, attraction, and retention contexts

Attributes of attracting and retaining Generation Z talent, viewed through employer branding and talent management

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Jorge Vieira
Carla Gomes da Costa
Vasco Santos
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