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Curious how Gen Z is bringing a "brat" mindset to the workforce? Check out this Forbes article featuring our very own Alan Todd. He shared our latest research on Gen Z showing how they challenge common stereotypes and stay true to their values both in their careers and learning journeys.

Workin' hard or hardly working? Let's just put it this way...our teams like to have fun 😜 Our Denver Ping Pong Tournament was one for the books — cheers to all the participants and winners! #LifeAtUdemy

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Nobody will remember: - your salary - how “busy you were” - how many hours you worked But people will remember: - how open you were to learn new things - when you offered to teach someone on the job - the dream job you landed after upskilling on Udemy

JUST RELEASED: Our newest research report published today unveils findings from our latest research surveying over 6,500 multi-generational learners. Think you know #GenZ? Often depicted as “lazy” and “not interested in returning to the office,” our data showed quite literally the opposite revealing that Gen Z is the most motivated by professional development compared to Millennials and Gen X. With Gen Z predicted to account for 27% of the global workforce by 2025, it's crucial to understand how to attract, engage, and retain them. Get started by delving into our latest insights ➡️ bit.ly/4dU6cTH

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We’re excited to announce that Eren Bali, who co-founded Udemy in 2010 and served as the company’s Chief Executive Officer until 2014, has returned to Udemy as our new Chief Technology Officer. Eren will work closely with Udemy’s Chief Product Officer, Prasad Raje, to accelerate Udemy’s product strategy, leading the evolution of learning with AI, and delivering continued innovation and value to all customers. Welcome back, Eren!

From a life without electricity and running water to a career in software engineering…anything is possible when you put learning at the center. Mhlengi Zindela's story began in the village of Nkandla, South Africa, where he was born. He had no electricity or running water, but that didn’t stop him. He lived with his great-grandmother and learned lessons in compassion, humility, and something that stuck with him forever: the value of education. School was a long walk from his home and the education system was far from perfect, but in Mhlengi’s words, he always felt a “burning desire to conquer the world through knowledge.” Things started looking up when he and his family eventually got electricity and tap water, making it easier for him to focus on his studies. After high school, Mhlengi took a gap year due to financial issues, started networking, and grew eager to learn more about the transformative power of technology. In 2018, he began attending Mangosuthu University of Technology. Because of his pursuit and determination, he was accepted into an internship program at The Academy of Accelerated Technology Education (AATE), where Mhlengi started learning on Udemy Business to get even further in his career. Even through battling financial struggles, he supported his family while also staying focused on leveling up his skills. All his hard work paid off when he landed a full-time job as a Software Engineer at Investec Bank where he continues to learn with Udemy Business. Now, Mhlengi has a solid career in IT – once a distant dream is now his reality. #PowerofPossibilites #AlwaysLearning #StoriesofTransformation

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Good times rolled in Austin and San Francisco as we celebrated our mid-year events! 🎳 From bowling strikes to enjoying each other's company, we celebrated the amazing people that make Udemy shine. #LifeAtUdemy #Austin #SF