Why does Gen Z quit? Free seminar on '7 Managerial Biases' (6/25) | Explained through 'Manga Thinking'

Manga Drive Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Tokyo; Representative Director: Tatsuhiko Kakimoto) will hold an online seminar titled 'Why does Gen Z quit? 7 Managerial Biases hindering youth development' on Thursday, June 25, 2026.

Many managers feel frustrated during youth development: 'They quit suddenly despite me guiding them carefully.' 'They don't move on their own no matter how many times I tell them.' 'They respond with "nothing in particular" during meetings.' 'They struggle to build a relationship with me despite me not being angry.' These feelings might be rooted in the "structure of bias" unconsciously ingrained in the manager, rather than just the employee's motivation or ability.

In this seminar, we will decode the psychological background behind Gen Z's actions using data, and explore the "7 managerial biases" through the lens of Manga Thinking.

Recommended for those who: - Had employees quit suddenly despite careful guidance. - Find that young employees don't take initiative. - Get "nothing in particular" responses in meetings. - Struggle to build good relationships despite not being angry. - Are considering Gen Z training but don't know where to start.

What you will gain: 1) Understand the "why" behind Gen Z behavior. 2) Notice the "biases" on the manager's side. 3) Get hints for interaction that you can use tomorrow.

Seminar Content (Planned): - Common challenges in Gen Z development. - The "7 biases" managers often have. - Decoding silence, turnover, and initiative through three structures. - Experiential work: Reflecting on biases occurring in your own management. - Introduction to Manga Thinking approach. - Information on Gen Z management training.

We will learn these using Manga Thinking and actual data. Realizing "Oh, my managers might be doing this" is the first step to organizational change.

Seminar Overview: Name: Why does Gen Z quit? Free online seminar on '7 Managerial Biases' Date/Time: Thursday, June 25, 2026, from 15:00 (Duration: 60 minutes) Format: Zoom (online) Participation Fee: Free Target: HR and training personnel, those with challenges in youth development. Note: Participation with camera on is requested to foster psychological safety. Application URL: https://peatix.com/event/5020801