Managing Multiple Generations

Managing Multiple Generations

42mIntermediate2020-02-11

Authors

John Tarnoff

John Tarnoff

Career Coach, Author, Speaker

Course details

Explore perceived inter-generational differences and find out how to tap into the collaborative value of age diversity across an entire team. Join instructor John Tarnoff to learn how people born into distinct age cohorts can work together effectively, turning seemingly divergent attitudes and backgrounds into harmonious and productive working relationships. John busts some of the common myths about each generation, and provides playbooks and best practices to support managers and reports in working more effectively together. He also lists the action steps organizations can take to better support age diversity.

Topics include:
- Addressing generational conflict
- Separating generational fact from fiction
- Viewing age as a diversity issue
- Managing age as a diversity opportunity
- Successful age integration case studies
- Age diversity return on investment
- Implementing age diversity
- Strategies for managers
- Strategies for reports
- Facilitating succession planning and knowledge transfer
- Building an age-diverse community
- Ensuring effective intergenerational management deployment

Skills covered

Workplace EquityTalent ManagementDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)Human ResourcesLeadership and ManagementDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

Introduction

  • Managing across generations is a bottom-line issue

The Intergenerational Problem

  • Addressing generational conflict
  • Identifying generational conflict solutions
  • Separating generational fact from fiction

Age Is a Diversity Issue

  • Managing age as a diversity opportunity
  • Successful age integration case studies
  • Age diversity ROI

Implementing Age Diversity

  • Strategies for managers
  • Strategies for reports
  • Facilitating succession planning and knowledge transfer
  • Building an age-diverse community
  • Ensuring effective intergenerational management deployment

Conclusion

  • The mission of intergenerational management
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