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Play With a Hire Purpose
By transforming skills training and content into gaming technology, industries can revolutionize how Gen Z views and engages in skills-based careers at an early age.
critical thinking/ problem solving
attention to detail
communication
teamwork/ leadership
of Gen Z show little or no interest in manufacturing
of parents discourage manufacturing as a career
of Gen Z have access to smartphones
of U.S. gamers are 35 years and under
Reverse the Plan âBâ Mindset
skillsgapp offers a suite of products and services – from apps and augmented reality, to marketing toolkits and campaigns – each designed to jumpstart the next workforce generation in an aspirational way.



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Zap The Gap
Offering a unique spectrum of expertise in education, economic and workforce development, advanced manufacturing, Gen Z and stigma reversal, skillsgapp has innovated a one-stop solution to teaching soft and middle skills, reskilling, and upskilling so we can close the gap once and for all…and all in the palm of our hands.
Deloitte estimates below in the U.S. by 2025.

Industry Insight
By the time many members of Gen Z learn about the career possibilities in manufacturing (if they ever do), theyâve already chosen another path.
IndustryWeek
Many Gen Zâers simply donât know much about the manufacturing industry. Manufacturing careers are rarely included in high school curriculums.
IndustryWeek
Among U.S. teens, 52% expressed little or no interest in a manufacturing career. When asked why, the respondents said, âManufacturing was a declining field, with unprofessional, dead-end jobs, dirty factories and frequent layoffs.â
Fabricators and Manufacturers Association
Todayâs manufacturers need employees with digital skills in automation, software, robotics, analytics, cloud computing and 3D printing. As digital natives, Gen Zâs experience with tech means they can easily adapt and adopt the skills needed to work with these new technologies.