Dealing with X, Y, Zs how to manage the new generations in the workplace

This Element is an excerpt from Work Wanted: Protect Your Retirement Plans in Uncertain Times (ISBN: 9780132354646) by James W. Walker and Linda H. Lewis. Available in print and digital formats. Surprising and important new insights into managing Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z. Be attuned to the newer gene...

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Main Author: Walker, James W.
Other Authors: Lewis, Linda H.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [Upper Saddle River, N.J.] [FTPress Delivers] ©20
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505 0 |a Intro -- Cover -- The Generations -- Multiple Generations at Work -- Leveraging Generational Differences -- Relating Across Generations -- Appreciate Common Qualities -- Encourage and Support Continual Learning -- Provide Open Communications to Set a Climate for Collaboration -- Build Personal Relationships, One-on-One -- Adapt Your Own Behaviors to Build Mutual Understanding and Collaboration -- Manage an Age-Diverse Workforce -- References 
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520 |a This Element is an excerpt from Work Wanted: Protect Your Retirement Plans in Uncertain Times (ISBN: 9780132354646) by James W. Walker and Linda H. Lewis. Available in print and digital formats. Surprising and important new insights into managing Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z. Be attuned to the newer generations' needs, desires, and styles just as savvy employers have responded to yours. The Institute of the Future surveyed Gen X and Y individuals ... three-quarters said job mobility was extremely important. Of greater significance: their desire for mobility within organizations, helping debunk the notion that they're short-termers. Yers can make longer-term commitments when afforded opportunities ..