AIJRRLSJM VOL 11, ISSUE 3 (2026, MAR)aerfpublications2026-03-23T06:39:26+00:00
AIJRRLSJM VOLUME 11, ISSUE 3 (2026, MAR) (ISSN-2455-6602) ONLINE
ANVESHANA’S INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN REGIONAL STUDIES, LAW, SOCIAL SCIENCES, JOURNALISM AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
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UNDERSTANDING THE CAREER PRIORITIES OF GENERATION Z IN THE EVOLVING WORKFORCE
Dr. Dadala Kanthi Sree & Ms. Durga Prasanna
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 | Paper TitleUNDERSTANDING THE CAREER PRIORITIES OF GENERATION Z IN THE EVOLVING WORKFORCEAbstractThe modern workplace is undergoing significant transformation due to the entry of Generation Z into the workforce. Unlike previous generations, Gen Z employees do not prioritize only salary and job security. Instead, they value work–life balance, flexible working conditions, career growth opportunities, and meaningful work.
This study aims to analyze the changing career priorities of Generation Z using secondary data collected from research reports and academic studies. Information from organizations such as Deloitte, LinkedIn, PwC, and other scholarly articles was used to identify major workforce trends.
The findings reveal that most Generation Z employees prefer flexible work environments, learning opportunities, and jobs that provide personal satisfaction and professional growth. The study concludes that organizations must adapt their policies and work culture to meet the expectations of this new generation. Understanding these changes is essential for companies to attract and retain young talent in the evolving workforce.
KEYWORDS : Generation Z, Career Priorities, Work–Life Balance, Job Satisfaction, Career Growth, Workforce Trends.
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WORKPLACE DIVERSITY AND ITS EFFECT ON INNOVATION
Anusha Yetukuri
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 | Paper TitleWORKPLACE DIVERSITY AND ITS EFFECT ON INNOVATIONAbstractAccording to the study, a direct positive correlation between diversity and innovation has been found. This means
that diverse teams are likely to develop solutions in a creative and problem-solving way. We investigate
econometrically whether cultural diversity at the workplace boosts innovation. Our longitudinal linked employer
employee data combines two innovation surveys, with Dutch administrative, tax and regional data. We analyse
the determinants of a product and process innovations with respect to the firm\'s internal resources, employee
composition and regional agglomeration externalities. Research demonstrated that excellent diversity workplace
is highly correlated with high engagement and job satisfaction, resulting in increased productivity that improves
organizational performance. Organizations can leverage this by investing in training by equipping employees
with skills to effectively engage across diverse teams as well as promoting inclusivity through cultivating a work
environment that values and respects differences, fostering open communication and collaboration. KEYWORDS : diversity and innovation, innovation surveys, cultural diversity, increased productivity, equipping
employees, employer‐employee data.
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NAVIGATING THE NEW GLOBAL ORDER: THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL IMPACT OF INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY ON NATIONAL PROSPERITY AND DEVELOPMENT
Prof. Capt. Dr. M. Vijay Kumar & Dr. Gaddam Adhamu,
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 | Paper TitleNAVIGATING THE NEW GLOBAL ORDER: THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL IMPACT OF INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY ON NATIONAL PROSPERITY AND DEVELOPMENTAbstractThis paper examines the evolution of India’s foreign policy from \"non-alignment\" to \"multi-alignment\" and its direct correlation with national development. It analyses how strategic partnerships, neighbourhood diplomacy, and global leadership roles (like the G20 presidency) serve as engines for domestic economic growth. The study concludes that India’s proactive global engagement is no longer a peripheral activity but a core determinant of its national prosperity. KEYWORDS : Global Order, Foreign policy, prosperity, development etc.
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