How to Bridge the Generation Gap by Being a True Leader
No generation has all the answers! Bridging this generation gap now is important. Otherwise, it will become too wide and too deep.
No generation has all the answers! Bridging this generation gap now is important. Otherwise, it will become too wide and too deep.
When bosses lack true inner confidence, they become egotistical. They focus on their own self-interests and fail to create win-win-win outcomes.
Everyone has ideas, thoughts, and plans they would love to achieve. They visualize the results. Yet, they blame procrastination for their lack of action!
Resilience, resourcefulness, and flexibility are 3 must-have skills all employees and leaders must-have for the future.
When digital natives ask “why,” it is not to be rebellious, disrespectful or rude. They want to offer their technology skills to make a positive contribution.
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Yes, you read that correctly. And, the truth is, it’s everyone’s responsibility to listen to one another! It’s important to set aside your busy-ness and listen!
Leaders can design workplaces that values and respects people, and promotes opportunities for everyone to excel.
In this employee-driven market, the focus on employee retention must improve to keep great employees and attract qualified new ones.
Today, 33 percent of employees don’t want to be bosses, while more than half are happy not climbing the leadership ladder. Many of these employees desire a work-life balance and flexibility over pay or the power of a job title. 2024 Randstad Workmonitor study Why does this matter? This can hurt the company’s retention, growth, … Read more