US EditionAgeism at work: Three ways to foster intergenerational inclusion
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Ageism at work: Three ways to foster intergenerational inclusion
It’s time we switched the focus from generational stereotyping to intergenerational inclusion. For the first time ever, five generations are working side by side. Teams include varied levels of experience, backgrounds, values, and beliefs, which can sometimes lead to misunderstandings. Younger employees may also be leading older team members – introducing new, sometimes tricky, dynamics into traditional hierarchies. Regardless of our position or…
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