Perspectives: One for the ages
How to bridge the generational divide in your workplace
We currently have 5 generations working together—sounds challenging, because it is!
The Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z bring different mindsets and expectations to the office. Each generation also easily throws a label or stereotype to those outside of their own cohort which can cause friction among the organization.
As a leader, it’s your role to foster a culture that bridges the gaps between generations, versus let them divide your teams further. There’s a lot of knowledge and experience to share amongst the ages.
Not sure where to begin? We’ve got you.
Join us to:
- Identify the primary generational drivers and where they come from
- Understand how generational difference both enhance our collective work and create barriers
- Discover the specific steps organizations / leaders can take to create an optimal multigenerational workforce
Bonus for our live attendees… tune in live for 1 HRCI and 1 SHRM credit!
Panelists
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Global Executive Recruiter, HP
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Corporate Communications Manager,
The Predictive Index
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Executive Leadership Coach, Building Forward Now, LLC
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Vice President and The Godfather of Talent Optimization,
The Predictive Index
Hema Crockett, she/her
Co-Founder, Gig Talent
Jackie Dube, she/her
SVP of People Operations
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