• Navigating Communication Challenges in a Multi-Generational Workplace with Renee Lee Rosenberg

  • 2024/09/16
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Navigating Communication Challenges in a Multi-Generational Workplace with Renee Lee Rosenberg

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  • In this episode of the Connected Leadership Bytes, Andy Lopata revisits his interview with Renee Lee Rosenberg, a talent development coach, trainer and international speaker. They discuss the challenges and opportunities of navigating a multi-generational workforce. Andy and Renee explore the characteristics of five distinct generations: the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z, highlighting their differences in values, communication styles, and expectations. Renee shares anecdotes from her own experiences to illustrate the challenges of bridging these generational divides, including a humorous encounter with a multitasking Google employee. She emphasises the importance of understanding and acknowledging these differences, advocating for open communication, and creating a culture that respects and values each generation's unique contributions. The conversation looks at the benefits of both traditional and reverse mentoring, demonstrating how learning and growth can happen across age groups. Renee's insights emphasise the need to move beyond hierarchies and focus on individual contributions, fostering a sense of shared purpose within organisations. Key Takeaways: 1. Understanding Generational Differences: Leaders need to research and understand the values, communication styles, and expectations of each generation. 2. Embrace Open Communication: Create an environment where open dialogue, feedback, and honest communication are encouraged. 3. Promote Mentoring & Reverse Mentoring: Foster learning and growth across generations through both traditional and reverse mentoring. 4. Value Individuality: Recognise and appreciate the individual contributions of each employee, regardless of age. 5. Cultivate a Purpose-Driven Culture: Emphasise the company's purpose and values to attract and retain talent from all generations. 6. Move Beyond Hierarchies: Break down traditional hierarchies and foster a collaborative environment where everyone feels respected and valued. SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODE Connect with Andy Lopata: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | X/Twitter | YouTube Connect with Renee Lee Rosenberg: Website |LinkedIn Listen to the full episode of this podcast The Financial Times Guide to Mentoring
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In this episode of the Connected Leadership Bytes, Andy Lopata revisits his interview with Renee Lee Rosenberg, a talent development coach, trainer and international speaker. They discuss the challenges and opportunities of navigating a multi-generational workforce. Andy and Renee explore the characteristics of five distinct generations: the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z, highlighting their differences in values, communication styles, and expectations. Renee shares anecdotes from her own experiences to illustrate the challenges of bridging these generational divides, including a humorous encounter with a multitasking Google employee. She emphasises the importance of understanding and acknowledging these differences, advocating for open communication, and creating a culture that respects and values each generation's unique contributions. The conversation looks at the benefits of both traditional and reverse mentoring, demonstrating how learning and growth can happen across age groups. Renee's insights emphasise the need to move beyond hierarchies and focus on individual contributions, fostering a sense of shared purpose within organisations. Key Takeaways: 1. Understanding Generational Differences: Leaders need to research and understand the values, communication styles, and expectations of each generation. 2. Embrace Open Communication: Create an environment where open dialogue, feedback, and honest communication are encouraged. 3. Promote Mentoring & Reverse Mentoring: Foster learning and growth across generations through both traditional and reverse mentoring. 4. Value Individuality: Recognise and appreciate the individual contributions of each employee, regardless of age. 5. Cultivate a Purpose-Driven Culture: Emphasise the company's purpose and values to attract and retain talent from all generations. 6. Move Beyond Hierarchies: Break down traditional hierarchies and foster a collaborative environment where everyone feels respected and valued. SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODE Connect with Andy Lopata: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | X/Twitter | YouTube Connect with Renee Lee Rosenberg: Website |LinkedIn Listen to the full episode of this podcast The Financial Times Guide to Mentoring

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