Gen Z and Millennials in the USA and UK share similarities, but also have differences shaped by unique cultural, economic, and social contexts. Key differences include political views, communication styles, and digital habits. Gen Z is more diverse and individualistic, while Millennials are more optimistic and driven by success.
Gen Z (born 1997 and later) is more racially and ethnically diverse, tech-savvy, and individualistic, with a preference for visual communication and a focus on self-expression. Millennials (born 1981-1996) are more optimistic, driven by success, and focused on making a positive impact. They prioritize work-life balance and value feedback. Gen Z is more pragmatic and financially conservative, while Millennials are more idealistic and eager for learning and development opportunities.

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PREs1 and TiK4TaT Research Team, 2024