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In today’s dynamic workplace, a tug and pull is unfolding among four distinct generations: the seasoned Baby Boomers, the pragmatic Gen-Xers, the determined Millennials, and the tech savvy Gen-Zers. Each group brings its unique set of values, priorities, and preferences to the table, shaping the dynamics of modern workplaces in profound ways.
However, this diversity can sometimes lead to friction, as different generations may have conflicting beliefs and expectations. Navigating these differences requires a shift in thought that acknowledges the value of each generation’s contributions while fostering a collaborative environment where everyone feels heard and respected.
In this engaging session, participants will be challenged to explore their own biases and assumptions about different generations, gaining insights into the factors that shape each group’s values and behaviors. This session will provide practical strategies for bridging the generational divide and fostering greater understanding and cooperation among team members. Participants will leave with actionable insights to create a more inclusive and harmonious workplace.
Learning Objectives:
- Participants will learn the unique skill sets that each generation brings for synergetic cooperation.
- Participants will gain perspective and understanding in overcoming generational obstacles in the workplace.
- Participants will be able to define psychographic diversity and the role it plays in bridging the generational divide.
About the Presenter:
Miriam Dicks is an operations leader with proven experience in transforming organizations to achieve optimal operational performance. Over the past 20+ years she has held several positions in operations management and operations consulting as well as serving as adjunct faculty teaching operations courses on both the graduate and undergraduate level. Miriam’s passion for operations is fueled by her belief that any organization can operate in excellence with the right tools for change.