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Multigenerational Engagement

Managing a multigenerational workforce requires understanding the unique needs and motivations of each generation.

Detailed Analysis

With five generations now working side-by-side, organizations need to develop engagement strategies that cater to the diverse needs and preferences of each generation. This requires a nuanced understanding of what motivates each generation, from Traditionalists to Gen Z. "Many leaders and managers have more questions than answers on how to engage diverse groups of employees." The report emphasizes the importance of leadership development, data integration, and personalized engagement strategies.

Context Signals

Aging workforce Entry of Gen Z into the workforce Changing employee expectations

Edge

Companies will need to develop tailored communication and engagement strategies for each generation. Mentorship programs that connect different generations will become more prevalent. Technology will play a key role in facilitating cross-generational collaboration.
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In most organizations, leaders, managers and HR are responsible for building a culture of engagement. What about employees?