Generational collaboration – Attitudinal training

What can organisations do to effectively manage the coexistence of different generations in the workplace? Our Attitudinal training explores how Baby Boomers nearing retirement, Gen X, Millennials, and the emerging Gen Z can find common ground and work together harmoniously.

For whom do we recommend our Generational collaboration - Attitudinal training?

This training is essential for everyone, as we all represent our own generations. It helps in understanding and accepting why Millennials are task-oriented and Gen Xers are perfectionists. It explores why younger generations seek experiences at work, and examines what the future organisation looks like from a generational management perspective. It also highlights how a deliberately crafted corporate culture can contribute to such a vision. We recommend this training for both employees and leaders, as it is crucial for organisations to ensure that representatives of different generations understand each other’s differences and create synergy.

Results of Generational collaboration - Attitudinal training

This Attitudinal training provides new insights and perspectives on the norms of different generations and the potential for collaboration between them. By understanding their own generational behaviors and developing communication tools, participants can identify and address communication pitfalls and areas for improvement related to their interactions with other generations. The training emphasizes the importance and possibilities of intergenerational collaboration and offers practical solutions for resolving communication misunderstandings arising from similarities or differences between generations.

Themes and process of the programme

01

Definitions and characteristics of contemporary generations

02

Strengths and weaknesses of Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials (Generation Y), and Generation Z

03

How different generations affect organisations

04

Typical conflict situations between generations

05

How to understand each other – attitude-shaping exercises

06

Organisational insights

07

Individual and group development plan

Attendance

In-Person / Online

Recommended group size

14-16 participants

Duration

2 days

Available in

Hungarian / English

On request

Expert opinion

Format

Training

Recommended for

All employees and leaders

Have any further questions regarding our Generational collaboration - Attitudinal training?

Please provide us with your contact details and our training expert will reach out to you shortly. Or feel free to contact them via one of the options below!

Tamás Pintér

Managing director, senior trainer-consultant

[email protected]
+36 1 1234 5678

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