EPISODE · Jun 3, 2024 · 27 MIN
Ep 11. Thriving in a multi-generational Workforce with Helen Dayen CEO of the Dayen Group
from The TroopHR Podcast
Taylor Bradley sits down with Helen Dayen, the dynamic CEO of the Dayen Group, to dive deep into the intricacies of navigating a multigenerational workforce. With now up to five possible generations collaborating in workplaces, Helen illuminates the key differences between them, from their unique relationships with technology to their distinct communication styles and evolving workplace expectations. She provides HR executives with a treasure trove of actionable strategies to create impactful training programs, design engaging awareness campaigns, and effectively attract and retain top talent across generations.Throughout the episode, Helen emphasizes the critical importance of cultivating adaptability, open-mindedness, and a culture of knowledge sharing to foster a truly productive and cohesive multi-generational team. Listeners will walk away with a powerful toolkit to navigate the complexities of a diverse multi-generational workforce, drive organizational success, and unlock the full potential of their multigenerational teams.CreditsTroopHR Founder: Tracy AvinShow Producer: Nicole FealeyShow Host: Taylor BradleyNote: Transcripts generated by AI.
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Taylor Bradley sits down with Helen Dayen, the dynamic CEO of the Dayen Group, to dive deep into the intricacies of navigating a multigenerational workforce. With now up to five possible generations collaborating in workplaces, Helen illuminates the key differences between them, from their unique relationships with technology to their distinct communication styles and evolving workplace expectations. She provides HR executives with a treasure trove of actionable strategies to create imp...
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