Dealing with a Multi-Generation Workforce
April 14th, 2008 at 10:58am Ashley Allen
Nowadays, the workplace is not only culturally diverse, but there is diversity according to age as well! It is amazing to think that America’s workforce is made up of a wide spectrum of many different age groups- sometimes with three generations of workers!
Being able to communicate with and motivate each generation becomes the next hurdle for companies to jump over. Sometimes having a multi-generation work environment can lead to issues with miscommunication, but it can also be a window of opportunity for positive growth. Â
Each generation grew up with a certain set of moral and ethical values, which are brought out during the daily grind. As long as management keeps everyone working on the same page, companies will be able create a productive work environment, and ensure that each generational group is challenged with their daily tasks.Â
At the end of each day, we need to keep in mind, regardless of age, we are all on the same team, and we all need to work towards the goal of optimizing the success of each individual company!
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1. jennie pollock | April 14th, 2008 at 11:44 am
i would love to see links to stories that offer advice on this.
here is one: http://www.nfib.com/object/IO_36842.html
you are right on.
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