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Generation X (those born 1965-1979) were raised to  operate independently. Women were leaving the homemaker role behind, and heading off to work. The working mom in the 70′s  had no daycare or nannies to watch over her children.  Many Gen … Continue reading

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Because I speak on the generations, my frinds consider me the local Gen Y expert! This summer several of them have been calling me sharing the challenges they are having with their Gen Y summer hires and interns. Besides the usual irritant of arriving late, a reoccurring issue is the perception of work and how to “fill” the day. Continue reading

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Managing Gen Y may mean we have to make some changes in the way we have managed in the past. What are you willing to do to attract and keep the talent?  Open your mind to change.

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My good speaker friend, Charlotte Stallings, recently shared a great Gen Y story with me knowing that I love anything to do with the generations in the workplace.  This one is so good I had to pass it on. One … Continue reading

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