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Leading Your Cross-Generational Teams

September 22, 2014 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

$299

Our workplace is a generational melting pot. You’re probably managing 4 different generations, all of whom have ingrained differences on important issues like company commitment, flexibility, rewards, and change. You’ll learn why one group is team oriented while the other is fiercely independent; and why one works for rewards while another works only if the work is “interesting.” This will help you get the most out of each group by using the appropriate motivation. You’ll also see how to turn the different attitudes and skills each generation brings to the table into powerful performance drivers. You’ll learn to spread your new understanding in your group so that resentment, misunderstandings and conflict are minimized.

“Generational differences can result in productivity-killing conflict or seamless collaboration – it’s up to you!”

Get the vital information you need to manage successfully in the “melting pot.” Sign up for Leading Across Generations today.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Managers or team leads responsible for the day to day performance of a multi-generational group. This professional is guiding their team towards its goals and oversees that all members of the team are productive and are able to resolve problems as they arise.

   Participants learn how to: 
  • Learn what makes different generations tick
  • Practice a tool to build positive relationships
  • Challenge your preconceptions
  • Earn the trust of each generation through respect
  • Resolve generational conflicts
  • Coach members of each generation to peak performance
  • Develop cross-generational relationships
  • Give feedback that resonates with all generations
  • Apply nine ways to change behavior without creating resentment

Details

Date:
September 22, 2014
Time:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Cost:
$299
Event Category:

Organizer

Roland Gilbert Coaching
Phone
800-974-3692
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