Millennial Leadership, Are You Adapting?

In this episode, Steve and Brad talk about an article from Harvard Business Review entitled “Millennial Managers Can Change Company Culture for the Better”. The two dive into a deep conversation about how Millennials provide unique leadership in the workforce. The whole article revolves around key steps that a manager could use to provide a better culture in the organization. Steve and Brad will touch on a variety of topics about company culture from transparency, communication, expectations, and many more. Tune in and listen to their personal opinion and views on the topic. Episode Highlights1:28 When Millennials first entered the workforce, there was this connotation with their work culture, work ethic, and how willing they were to dive in, get their hands dirty, take the time to understand things, and work through things.4:30 They are totally in the middle. You've got the superiors thinking one thing, they've got their subordinates going in a whole different direction so the stress that they feel is insurmountable and it is a lot easier for them to align, if you will, with those that have similar thoughts as they do.6:45 As we're trying to build that trust, both up and down, there's a level of transparency that those managers need to be displaying but unfortunately, people can't handle full transparency.18:06 Creativity is immensely important to solving whatever comes up.19:47 The question becomes, how much do you spend on that versus doing the thing that's making you the cash to create the output and go forward?21:44 When we talk cultural fit, we're not talking purpose of the company, as this article really is talking about more, you know, what gives them purpose. We're talking about how well you fit in with other companies that you are interviewing at. Contact your hosts:Steve Doyle:WebsiteLinkedInEmail  Brad Herda:Website LinkedInEmail This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrpOP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy