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The Multi Generational l Workforce FA Experts Professional Training Seminars

The Facts o In the next 10 years, a large portion of the work force in America will retire. o Two thirds of the new workplace will come from Gen X and Millenials (others will come from those retirees ees seeking a second poesso profession). o This turnover will have a significant impact in the nature of the workplace.

The Generations Side By Side o Veterans o Bb Baby Boomers o Gen X o Millenials (Gen Y)

Who makes up these generations???

Veterans The Great Generation o Born: 1922 1943 o Hence mostly retired now o Heroes: Superman, Franklin & Eleanor Roosevelt, Churchill, Patton, Eisenhower, Audie Murphy, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio

Veteran Core Values o Dedication/sacrifice o Hard work o Conformity o Law and order o Respect for authority ty o Patience o Duty above pleasure o Honor

Baby Boomers o Born: 1943 1960 (Children of Builders) o Heroes: Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Jr. John and Jackie Kennedy, John Glenn

What they remember o The Ed Sullivan Show" o Fall Out Shelters o Poodle Skirts o Slinkies o Hula Hoops o Laugh In o The Peace Sign

Boomer Core Values o Optimism o Team Orientation o Personal gratification o Health and wellness o Personal growth o Youth o Work o Involvement

What Boomers bring to the job o Assets Service Oriented Driven Willing to go the extra mile Good at relationships Want to please Team players o Liabilities Not budget minded Uncomfortable with conflict Hesitant to go against peers Tend to put process ahead of results Overly sensitive to feedback Judgmental of those who see things differently Self centered can have problems with authority

Expressions that Motivate o You re important to our success o You re valued here o Your contribution is unique and important o We need you o You re worthy ot yof respect o We approve of you

What Other Generations Say about Boomers o EXers say They re self righteous. They re workaholics. They don t walk the tlk talk. Lighten up; it s only a job! Get outta my face! o Millenials say They re cool. They like the music I like. They work too much.

Getting along with Boomers o Demonstrate that your work ethic equals theirs. o Be nice, warm, friendly and find opportunities for agreement and harmony. o Ask questions. Boomers love to share. o Let them know you value their time and effort. o Ask them, don t tell them.

Gen Xers Born: Between 1961 and 1982 (Children of Boomers) Heroes: None

What they remember o The Brady Bunch o Pet Rocks o Platform Shoes o The Simpsoms o Dynasty o ET o Cabbage Patch Dolls

o Diversity o Global Thinking o Balance o Technoliteracy o Fun o Informality o Self reliance o Pragmatism o What s in it for me? Core Values

What Gen Xers bring to the job o Assets Adaptable Techno literate Independent d Not intimated by authority Creative Comfortable with change Work around obstacles oliabilities Impatient Lack confidence in people and institutions Inexperienced Cynical Defensive

Expressions that Motivate Xers o Do/Have it your way. o You ll have autonomy when working on the project. o You ll have fun here o Here eis some econstructive feedback (will take this more from Boomers than other generations). o Your individualism is valued here.

What Other Generations Say About Exers o Boomers say They re slackers. They are rude and lack social skills. They spend too much time on their computers. They don t wait their turn. o Millenials i l say Cheer up!

Getting along with EXers o Don t ask them to stay too long after the workday ends. o Contact them using technology. o Keep contacts brief and to the point. o Make them feel like you view them as those in the know. ( We need your input. ) o Create an informal atmosphere with them. o Don t preach to them.

Millenials a.k.a. Nexters, Gen Y, or Echo Boomers Born: Between 1980 and 2000 Heroes: Michael Jordan, Princess Diana, Mark McGwire or Sammy Sosa, Mother Theresa, Bill Gt Gates, Mia Hamm

What they remember o Teenage Mutant tninja Turtles o Tamagotchi o Beanie Babies o Oprah and Rosie o Spice Girls o X Games o Barney o Pogs

Core Values o Optimism o Civic i Duty o Confidence o Achievement o Sociability o Morality o Street smarts o Diversity o Family oriented o Tl Tolerance

What Millenials bring to the job o Assets Involved in collective action Optimism Tenacity Heroic Spirit Multitasking abilities Technologically savvy o Liabilities Need for supervision and structure Inexperience, especially with dealing with difficult people situations Itchy Feet

Expressions That Motivate Millenials o You ll be working with other bright and creative people. o We respect your opinion. o You can make a real difference to our office. o With your technical ca abilities, you can be a real hero here.

What Generations say about Millenials o Boomers say They re cute. They need more discipline. They need to entertain t themselves btt better. Can you do a web page for me? o EXers say Neo Boomers! Here we go again, another self absorbed generation of spoiled brats.

Getting along with Millenials o Be aware of and sensitive to the differences between Xers and Millenials. o Allow for innovation and creativity. o Provide plenty of professional development. o Provide deode older mentors for Millenials s(usually avoid Gen X and other Millenials).

The Key to Engaging Individuals at Work o Listen more than you talk. o Keep in mind that different generations have different needs. o Always be on the lookout for new talent. Talkin about my Generation The Who (1965)