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Explore ideas on generations, leadership, and change—with practical takeaways and a little Karen humor.
Ideas, conversations, and practical perspectives for a more curious workplace.
You know, if there’s one thing I’ve learned after two decades of talking with all kinds of teams, it’s this: we need every generation at the table. And nowhere is this more true than in healthcare. Now, I don’t need to tell you how intense healthcare can be—it’s demanding, high-stakes, and relentless. So, when you’ve got Baby Boomers working alongside Gen X, Millennials, and even some Gen Z newcomers, it’s not surprising there can be some friction. But that friction can be powerful if we use it right.
Here’s the deal: each generation has a unique story and a different way of showing up at work, based on the experiences that shaped them. And these generational stories aren’t just some fluffy background; they define how we see work, how we handle stress, and even how we interact with our colleagues. In healthcare, where teamwork can literally be a life-or-death matter, understanding these differences isn’t a “nice to have”—it’s essential.
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