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From Awareness to Action: Workplace Inclusivity Through Generational Differences
Creating an inclusive workplace is essential. Understanding generational differences plays a crucial role in achieving this goal. Each generation, from Baby Boomers to Gen Z, brings unique perspectives and communication styles that, when embraced, can enhance collaboration and inclusivity. Committing to communication methods, respecting diverse viewpoints, leveraging technology, fostering cross-generational teamwork, building trust and promoting continuous learning, organizations can cultivate a work environment where all employees feel valued and empowered.
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how will you navigate the year ahead?
Whether you’re a diehard fan of new year’s resolutions or you’d prefer to ditch the resolutions in favor of something less rigid, there is something to be said about the power of strategic planning, specifically the act of setting goals, at the beginning of a new year. Much like wayfinding, goals are the signposts helping us navigate through uncharted or difficult territory. They’re how we can step back and take stock of our progress and determine what remains to be done.
what makes you interesting?
It feels so good when you have a great conversation. But what makes it great? Is it the person, topic, location or some other key feature?
In her book You’re Not Listening: What You’re Missing and Why it Matters, Kate Murphy argues conversations are best for all parties when each person feels truly heard. This requires truly listening. Learn more.
poised for exit
Ready for Next contributor, Julie Keyes, CEPA, has published the second edition of Poised for Exit - A Woman Entrepreneur’s Guide to Business Transition. The materials and resources have been updated to help owners even more.
Learn more about Poised for Exit with this article.
quiet quitting
Quiet quitting is more about defining personal boundaries than “sticking it to the man.” Perhaps quiet quitting is an answer to an extended period of time where “going above and beyond” at work has become normal and expected. This article will explain more about quiet quitting.
Quiet Quitting
Do more with less.
Pick up the slack.
These phrases are common, no matter where you work. However, doing more with less and picking up the slack are less and less palatable to to today’s workers. This article looks at the “quiet quitting” phenomenon seen today.
the link between psychological safety and business culture
What if at your last innovation or strategy session the million dollar idea wasn’t said out loud? People are less likely to speak up and share their ideas if the environment doesn’t promote psychological safety.
