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Title: The Changing Paradigm: Managing the MultiGenerational Work Team


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The Changing ParadigmManaging the
Multi-Generational Work Team
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The Four Generations in Todays Organizations
  • Traditional
  • Baby Boomer
  • Generation X
  • Millennial

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Why Now?
  • Fall out from transition as we moved out of the
    Industrial Age and into the Technology Age
  • First time in history where four generations have
    been active in organizational life
  • Technological advancements

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When Do Generational Differences Impact
Organizational Effectiveness?
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When Do Generational Differences Impact
Organizational Effectiveness?
  • When Stereotyping and a difference in Values
    create conflict within the dynamics of an
    organization.

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Definition of Conflict
  • An expressed struggle between at least two
    interdependent parties, who perceive incompatible
    goals, scarce rewards, and interference from the
    other party in achieving their goals.

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  • How is generational conflict different than
    other types of conflict?

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  • In general, generational conflict creates an
    atmosphere in which there is a lack of trust
    among peers and/or colleagues.

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What Drives the Decisions We Make?
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What Drives the Decisions We Make?
  • Values
  • Long enduring judgments appraising the worth of
    an idea, object, person, place, or practice.

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Generational Values Impact
  • Our understanding of commitment
  • How and why we work/volunteer
  • How we treat those around us
  • What we expect from individuals, relationships,
    organizations we associate with and/or belong to,
    etc.

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Attitude
  • Can get in the way of productive dialogue.
  • Im too young and no-one wants to hear what I
    have to say.
  • I dont have time to do his/her job and mine.
  • Im too old and have nothing to contribute.

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Accountability
  • How quickly do we place blame without looking at
    our own role in creating the conflict?
  • Did we hire the right person?
  • Are the functions and expectations clearly
    defined and communicated?
  • Is training thorough and is there follow-up?
  • Are we mentoring or lecturing?

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Accountability
  • Are we really trying or just going through the
    motions?
  • Do we think the expectations are silly, stupid,
    unrealistic?

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Accountability
  • Are we really trying or just going through the
    motions?
  • What do we want the end result to look like?
  • Are we putting our individual needs above the
    collective goal?
  • What skills and techniques need mentoring or
    training?
  • How should that training be accomplished?
  • Is it catered to how the individual needs to
    learn?
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