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SLIDE 9 Generational Divide < Veterans Gen Y >
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SLIDE 11 60% 35% 86% 22% Gen Y HR Tech Savvy Team Player 65% 14% Communications 86% 22% Hard Worker 40% 9% Leadership 82% 1% Loyalty
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SLIDE 13 Four Generations
- 1. Traditionalists
- 75 million
- 2. Baby Boomers
- 80 million
- 3. Generation X
- 46 million
- 4. Generation Y
- 76 million
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Traditionalist 1925 - 45
Raised during Wartime
Disciplined Respect law and order Like consistency Past oriented
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Traditionalist
1-to-1, face to face
Hierarchy, formal memos Don’t seek feedback Feels reward is a job well done Motivated by: “Your experience is respected”
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Baby Boomers 1946 - 62
Open minded (rebellious youth) Ambitious, and loyal Job status important Public recognition
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Baby Boomers
Team and meetings In-person communication Doesn’t appreciate feedback Titles and financial rewards Motivated by: “You are valued and needed.”
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Generation X 1963 - 77
Latchkey kids Resourceful, self reliant & irreverent Workplace relationships & outcomes Loyalty or status not important Easy to recruit, hard to retain
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Generation X
Independent and entrepreneurial thinker Communicates in a direct manner Will ask for feedback Freedom is the best reward Motivated by: “Do it your way and don’t get hung up with the rules.”
SLIDE 20 Generation Y 1978 - 2000
Tech-savvy Diversity expected Workplace flexibility Think differently to any member
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Gen Y - The Tethered Generation “Helicopter parents" – those who "hovered" overhead and paid very close attention to their kids.
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Generation Y
Engage with others, participative Email, voice mail, video Asks for frequent feedback Meaningful work is rewarding Motivated by: “You get to work with other bright, creative people”
SLIDE 23 60% 35% 86% 22% Gen Y HR Tech Savvy Team Player 65% 14% Communications 86% 22% Hard Worker 40% 9% Leadership 82% 1% Loyalty
BeyondSurvey.com
GAP
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Gen Z Connected from Birth
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Belief in Building Relationships
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- 1. People People - personal
- 2. Party People - humor
Speed Read People
- 4. Point People - bottom line
- 3. Planning People - data
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SLIDE 33 Reference Choice True
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Choice: Give Better Feedback Liked Best then Next Time
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SLIDE 36 When Good Employees Go Bad
“They can’t fire me!”
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- 1. Review Job Description
- 2. Ask for Consequences
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But when will I have time to do it all?
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Is this the best use of my time right now?
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If I had time to do just one which one would I do?
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SLIDE 42 Reference Choice Iniative True
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SLIDE 44 65% of stress is from lack
action or setting goals.
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- 1. Write Goals
- 2. Action Plan
- 3. Stay Focused
& Flexible
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SLIDE 49 Where will you take ACTION?
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