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Boomers vs. Millennials – Corporate Culture and the New Workforce Generation

Jigsaw Interactive

Because of upbringings and economic circumstances that each generation experienced growing up, their work styles vary greatly. Boomers, on the other hand, value “paying your dues” and working to climb the ladder after proving their capabilities and loyalties. Transferring corporate culture to millennials can be a challenge.

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Generational Differences in the Workplace: A 2022 Guide

KnowledgeCity

With five generations working together in today’s organizations, it’s more important than ever for companies to understand the generational differences that set them apart. In the workplace, different generations can have vastly different work styles. Working Styles. Stereotyping. More Resources.

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Grow multicultural leaders with coaching, not just business English

CLO Magazine

By strengthening communications skills and building a “same language” framework for the workforce, these initiatives not only foster individual development, they enhance collaboration and productivity and contribute to cultural cohesion. The difficulty of integrating across multicultural teams in the face of negative cultural stereotypes.

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Remote work vs. work from home: So close, but so different

TalentLMS

Fast forward to a year later… Taylor’s company announced that they’d adopt a flexible work model , and everyone would have to go to the office three days per week. Basically, they can work from anywhere. They can be literally anywhere, as long as they’re online and doing their work. This is not a new work model.

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The Top 10 Ways to Enhance Soft Skills with Employee Training

learnWorlds

From as early as the recruitment phase, companies prioritize soft skills in new hires and often dig deep into a candidate’s resume to find those key competencies that are essential to the workplace. Role-playing can also help employees better understand their roles and align their behavior with company policy when used correctly.

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Highlights From Day Two of the Spring 2011 Chief Learning Officer Magazine Symposium

CLO Magazine

Whitmore mentioned that AlliedBarton security officers are always expected to lead by example, promote and embody the culture, values, and benefits of the company with passion, and assume ownership. He mentioned that strong leadership increases employee attitude by 10 percent and customer service by 4 percent on average.

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How to Retrain for a Second Career

CLO Magazine

Researcher Wayne Cascio of the University of Colorado Denver, for example, won a 2010 Losey Award for his work indicating that unforeseen fallout from downsizing frequently produces negative financial returns. Those working in a capacity exhibiting their natural talents often describe loving what they do.