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Creating Cultures that Engage and Retain Millennials and Generation Z

Creating Cultures that Engage and Retain Millennials and Generation Z

Date and Time

Tuesday Apr 16, 2019
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM CDT

4/16/19 12 noon -1:30 PM

Location

Courtyard by Marriott Abilene NE
2141 Scottish Rd.
Abilene, TX 79601

Fees/Admission

Open to the professional public

Website

http://abilene.dalecarnegie.com

Contact Information

806-787-1163
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Their work habits are different. Their values are different. They care about work life balance and being part of an organization with values and principles that are important to them. And they will soon make up a majority of the workforce – they are the Millennial generation.
But there is more to this than meets the eye and we could be missing opportunities by stereotyping this generation, as well as the next. Indeed, there are as many similarities across generations as there are differences.
Dale Carnegie conducted a study to uncover what drives engagement among millennials and to identify what is similar and dissimilar about this generation and generation Z so that leaders can better develop an environment that engages and retains the new generations of today’s workforce.
Join us for this interactive workshop as we present our research and practical applications for engaging your younger employees.
What you will learn:

  • Why employee engagement matters and the state of engagement today
  • What’s uniquely important to Millennials
  • The difference between fact and fiction and how stereotyping can lead us awry
  • What you can do to better engage the Millennial and Generation Z workforces

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