Introducing the Culture Gap - New FleishmanHillard Report Uncovers Generation Divided and Explores How to Bridge Society's Divisions
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The study unpacks a new generation, Generation Divided (Gen D), at a time when people aren't just feeling divided within communities; they are feeling a divide within themselves.
Key Points:
- The study unpacks a new generation, Generation Divided (Gen D), at a time when people aren't just feeling divided within communities; they are feeling a divide within themselves.
- The context of a polarized world has been well established in recent times, with clear societal divisions increasingly influencing both business and personal lives.
- Generation Divided was uncovered by FleishmanHillard's unique research screening process that moved away from the standard demographic splits based on age and gender.
- The latest study from our Culture Unit at FleishmanHillard explores this tension.