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Zap the Gap: How to work with Multiple Generations

The workplace is not what it used to be People are living longer and staying in the workforce longer making this the first time in history that four generations are looking at each other across the same conference table. Differences in generational values vary greatly on everything from dress codes to work ethic. Productivity, culture and growth are being negatively affected by poorly handled generational assumptions. Then there’s the problem of obtaining and retaining multi-generational talent. The potential for collision, conflict and confusion between the generations has never been greater. Your challenge is NOT just figuring out how to put up with each other, but how to uncover and incorporate what motivates each generation to do what’s best for the organization to achieve financial success, personal growth and increased moral.

Because generations are in a constant state of flux, what worked last year does not work today. What seemed like a perfect solution yesterday is the source of tomorrow’s problem. Learn from Meagan Johnson what you can do now to make the most of each generation in your workplace

You will learn:

• Who the generations are - their wants, needs and expectations
  
• How  to  capture  Baby  Boomers  “loyal  make  a  difference”  attitude  before  it evaporates
  
• Important Generation X career building techniques so they don’t leave you for another employer
  
• New Millennials want their efforts to have meaning and what to do about it
  
• Top 10 recruiting tricks to capture Gen Y’s attention
  
• Techniques to retain employees from each generation
  
• A social media policy at work that works
  
• How to take advantage of generation gaps – not simply manage or endure them
  
• What needs to happen to weave generational respect into your organizational culture

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