Generations At Work  
     
 

Does the old geezer you work with stubbornly refuse to accept change? Does the inexperienced, fresh- out-of-college know-it-all have you tearing your hair out? Intergenerational differences can cause conflict and misunderstanding in the workplace. Workplace tensions can arise when people of different generations — working side by side — don't understand each other. You can diffuse tension at work by learning about the differences among your colleagues, appreciating those differences and making an effort to interact with members of each generation in a way that suits their work ethic and communication style.

 
     
COURSE DATES : NOT OFFERED THIS SEMESTER. CAN BE CUSTOMIZED FOR YOUR DEPARTMENT AT ANY TIME.
COURSE TIMES :  
Course Objectives :
Participants will learn :
How to understand the common traits of each generation
How to gain insight into why your co-workers behave the way they do
How to improve your ability to communicate with all generations
PRE-REQUISITES : None INSTRUCTOR : Eric Hamako
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND : Open To All LOCATION : Campus Center
REGISTER NOW! ENROLLMENT LIMIT : 20
Please call 413-545-1787
 
 
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