Build a Gen Z workforce that stays, performs and grows.

Gen Z is now the fastest growing part of the workforce, and organizations need graduates who can adapt, collaborate, and take ownership. The GRIT program develops these behaviors while helping managers lead and retain them effectively.

★★★★★4.94/5 by participants

The workforce is changing faster than most companies are.

Gen Z is arriving in force, and the old playbook for developing early talent no longer fits. The numbers make the case plainly.

of the global workforce will be Gen Z by 2030.¹

of managers say Gen Z is the hardest generation to work with.²

average early career tenure, the shortest of any generation.³

Gen Z engagement at work, below Millennials and Gen X.⁴

of Gen Z say a sense of purpose is essential to job satisfaction.⁵

When they leave, replacing a single employee can cost from one half to two times their annual salary.⁶ Retention is a balance sheet issue, not a soft one.

Two generations. One workplace. No shared language.

Gen Z does not lack drive. They read pressure, authority and feedback differently from the managers leading them, and no one taught either side to translate. GRIT is that bridge.

The generation entering

Gen Z

Question the reason behind the task
Want feedback often, and direct
Look for meaning and growth in the work
Less willing to struggle in silence

GRITThe bridge

The generation leading

Their managers

Learned resilience by absorption
Default to feedback at review time
Earned their standing the hard way
Expect dues paid before voice

The loudest request from participants was not to change the programme. It was to put their managers through it too.The next generation is asking for the bridge to be built from both ends.

Customized to your problem. Proven with data.

Every engagement begins with a diagnosis. We identify where graduates are struggling, build targeted development to address those gaps, and measure the behavioral shift with pre and post-program data.

Step 1 · Diagnose

Find the real problem

Assessments, focus groups and manager input reveal where your participants genuinely struggle. Every programme starts here, so no two are the same.

Step 2 · Develop

Close the gaps we find

Targeted development built around the diagnosis, reinforced by real-world practice, peer challenge and the managers who lead them.

Step 3 · Prove

Show the before and after

Baseline and re-assessment capture the change, so the impact is visible and measurable, not assumed.

Every element scales to your cohort and your challenge, with real practice and manager checkpoints throughout.

4.94/5

★★★★★

Participant rating

The program, participants didn't want to end.

"The shift in confidence was real and measurable. Managers noticed it before we shared any data. More ownership, and people bringing solutions instead of problems."

Leadership, Reliance Industries

top performers identified by name, ready for stretch roles. Retention starts here.

capability priorities surfaced for focused, targeted development.

of at risk participants spotted early, a signal for managers, not a surprise.

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The GRIT program is uniquely curated for today's generation, addressing real corporate challenges through a distinctive facilitation style that blends customer-centric thinking, immersive classroom experiences, and sustained learning experiences.

Kudos to Jumana, Neha, and the Evolusis team for their unwavering commitment and for consistently going above and beyond to elevate the learning experience.

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Tejaswi KanumuriE&P HR, Reliance Industries

Sources

McKinsey & Company, projections on Gen Z share of the global workforce, 2025.
ResumeBuilder.com, survey of over 1,000 managers and business leaders, 2023.
Randstad, Gen Z Workplace Blueprint, 2025.
Gallup, State of the Global Workplace, 2024.
Deloitte, Gen Z and Millennial Survey, 2025.
Gallup, This Fixable Problem Costs U.S. Businesses One Trillion Dollars, 2019.