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Bridging the generations through learning
How should learning and development professionals use these new opportunities to enhance in-person, online and hybrid learning without trapping ourselves in technology-centric approaches?
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The kids are alright
Rather than focusing on differences that are irrelevant to the company’s mission, focus on the energy and fresh talent that every new generation brings. Channel this toward ways to keep the organization competitive and vibrant while also doing a better job of retaining new talent with meaningful work. Here are 4 strategies for leaders to…
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Learning: your secret weapon to employee engagement
Bea Bourne, professor at Purdue University Global, is an expert on generational change and development. Here, she illustrates how engagement looks across the different generations.
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Generational differences may be less profound than we imagine
Under pressure to attract new talent and upskill incumbent workers, learning and HR leaders are trying to juggle the shifting demographics of today’s workforce to accommodate each generation’s unique strengths, weaknesses and learning preferences. But new data suggest that today’s workers have a surprising amount in common.
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What the Future Holds for Learning and Development
Millennial L&D leaders share their perspectives.
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Leading Across the Generations
Transactional leadership styles offer an efficient way to communicate and lead today’s age-diverse workforce, but they’re not without drawbacks.
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