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3 ways to use storytelling to build resilience

CLO Magazine

He positioned the transformation effort itself as a story, framing the leaders themselves as part heroes, part customer-mentors, and part supporting cast in a sweeping technological epic. We had a rising two-way trust problem, and we were headed toward a culture clash.” Who’s the mentor? Who is the protagonist? (To

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Millennials vs. Generation Z in the Workplace

KnowledgeCity

Millennials also champion work-life balance and flexibility in a job; teamwork and diversity; and using social media to communicate. In the workplace, common traits millennial workers possess are: Technological expertise, including social media. Dislike of authority figures and authoritarian work environments.

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How To Harness the Power of an Intergenerational Workforce

KnowledgeCity

It combines the seasoned insights of older employees with the innovative approaches of younger ones, creating a dynamic environment ripe for creative problem-solving and innovation. Flexible work arrangements: Develop a range of work arrangements that cater to different life stages and work styles.

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Cross-Generational Mentorship: Why Age Should Be No Object

Everwise

You’re encouraged by how well you click and think, “This person could be a phenomenal mentor.” . The only problem? Combine that with how frequently people change jobs and careers these days, and chances are you could end up being mentored by someone from a younger generation or mentoring someone from an older generation.

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Team Players: Collaborating in Business

KnowledgeCity

Even though they like to communicate using social media when at work they enjoy the interaction a team affords. They also like being mentored and receiving feedback as they progress with their project goals. A coder, for example, may work faster and more efficiently when working alone.

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The Top 10 Ways to Enhance Soft Skills with Employee Training

learnWorlds

Creativity and innovation are all about thinking clearly and reacting quickly to problems. The ability to work as a team is crucial to completing projects on time and meeting deadlines. Problem-solving. Problem-solving skills training teaches employees how to identify potential solutions and implement them efficiently.

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How to Hire Compatible People into your Business with Enlightened Hire Entrepreneur Susan Wos

LifterLMS

Chris Badgett: You know, one of the biggest problems that entrepreneurs face and, you know, young people face or not necessarily young people making a career change is finding each other. We’re working on a working style assessment. They have social media outreach, they are emailing, they’re calling.