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Article: Generations Apart

Article: Generations Apart

A fun and interesting article of Gen X and Gen Y employees - from the perspective of a Baby Boomer. Honest thoughts and interesting stereotypes are discussed. Will some generation-based attributes still annoy us? Sure they will. Can we work through those problems? We can if we choose to do so.

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Type:Trainer Resource ID:1509 
Learning Paths:Diversity, Inclusion & Respect
Main Topic:Generational Challenges
Other Topics:Diversity, Inclusion & Equity, Respect
Competencies:Fostering Diversity, Inclusion and Equity
Suggested Industry Usage:Healthcare, Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General, Retail & Hospitality
Subject:Generational Stereotypes
Source Program:Stand Alone
Languages:English
Trainer Comments:The generational divide is only as deep as we collectively allow it to be. We can all just get along. The bridge across the divide starts with dialogue. When we talk, we start understanding each other. We become less reactive and more solution-based in our approach.

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