Across
- 2. : Acting in ways that benefit society and the environment
- 4. : The process of assessing whether something is worth the cost or effort
- 5. : Understanding global issues through access to online information
- 7. : Frequently changing jobs rather than staying long-term
- 8. : Consistent support for a brand based on trust and values
- 10. : Someone who takes initiative without constant supervision
- 12. : Less receptive to traditional advertising methods
- 13. : Understanding money, savings, and long-term financial planning
- 18. : Gen Z’s expectation that brands and institutions communicate honestly
- 20. : Opportunities to develop skills and advance professionally
- 23. : Constant connection through digital devices and online platforms
- 25. : Being knowledgeable and well-informed, especially about technology and information
- 27. : Moral principles that influence Gen Z’s choices and decisions
- 28. : Ability to adjust quickly to change
- 30. : The generation that came before Gen Z
Down
- 1. : Tendency to avoid unnecessary financial or career risks
- 3. : Performing multiple activities at the same time, often using technology
- 6. : Ability to focus for only brief periods of time
- 9. : People who grow up using smartphones, computers, and the internet from an early age
- 11. : The generation born after Millennials and raised in a hyperconnected digital world
- 14. : Being overwhelmed by too much digital content
- 15. : Applying logical and creative thinking using digital tools
- 16. : Managing work responsibilities alongside personal well-being
- 17. : A realistic and practical approach to decision making
- 19. : Comfortable and skilled in using digital technologies
- 21. : Tools and systems used to create, store, and share information
- 22. : Guiding or teaching others, especially in technology skills
- 24. : Ability to analyse information rather than accept it blindly
- 26. : Ending communication suddenly without explanation
- 29. : Preference for genuine and sincere communication
