Leadership and the Four Generations : How to Drive a Diverse Engagement & Retention Strategy
OVERVIEW
Current environment is characterized by people
working with generations that are different then their generation. People have
become comfortable with the Millennials. But
now, a new generation, the post 9/11 generation, will be entering the workplace
bringing their challenges and work ethic to the multigenerational workforce.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
The importance of understanding the
perspectives of a multigenerational workforce on career, feedback, leadership,
teams, and communication is the key for leadership and employee engagement.
It is the key for leaders to understand how
to “manage” and “lead” multiple generations at work. Leaders are role models and need
to support employee engagement and motivate employees to improve performance
and engagement.
AREAS COVERED
This presentation defines the multiple
generations at work; it explains the key characteristics and provides tips for
motivating different generations in the workplace.
Each generation has been influenced by key
events in shaping their perspective. Learn how to leverage generational
strengths to manage a successful team.
Generational similarities will also be discussed and how the multiple generations at work view career, leadership, communication and feedback.
Generational similarities will also be discussed and how the multiple generations at work view career, leadership, communication and feedback.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Some organizations have “cultures” tied to previous
generations even though the current workforce is mostly Gen Xers, Millennials
and some Boomers.
How
will this Gen Z (centennials) fit into this organizational culture?
The webinar will discuss the techniques of
managing different generations in the workplace.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- Managers
- Leaders
- HR leaders
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